another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

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RiverSong

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17th Apr. 2020, at 02:16 pm CEST#34

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it's getting there at least you can see that some are really trying to find the solution now

--> if you haven't figured it out yet --> there is a solution / a program for every puzzle on the internet, which also calculates such an easy task in seconds. who finds a good one can tell it to me with pleasure by pn, then I look at it;-)

criticism I gladly accept and improve it if necessary --> but that the opening text was written too incomprehensible?

partly I had to express it a bit complicated and confusing (otherwise too easy)

partly you have to read the text several times and think a little bit logically

and after my contribution above it suddenly went in the right direction

hint :
such results like 56487952 can never be correct, here again the text
--> your username must be included in your solution in the way that you add the individual valences of the letters / numbers to your result from the task above , only from m is equal to 1 is relevant here <--

note 2
no 4 digit numbers can come out even with long names and subtask 2 no cross sum is required.

--> now just concentrate only on your name and forget the variant and the checksum.

we make now simply a community project from it, have already written to a few of you who can tell me roughly their way of calculation by pn (if they want), then I see what it is and can give more appropriate hints in the forum.
--> would be laughed if not everyone finds an acceptable solution for themselves and writes here:D

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

17th Apr. 2020, at 02:47 pm CEST#35

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task1: 2189
task2: 2290

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

17th Apr. 2020, at 03:17 pm CEST#36

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So I recalculated again, if I'm off again I'll give up .

Task 1 , Ergebniss 681, single digit checksum is 6

Task 2 including my name, result 711, even if the sum of the digits is not required, here it is anyway, it is 9

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

17th Apr. 2020, at 04:50 pm CEST#37

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Correction:

121

115
117
119
121
123

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

17th Apr. 2020, at 05:07 pm CEST#38

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Another corrketure:

121

11675
11481
10987
10651
3825
3489
3019

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snopsim

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

17th Apr. 2020, at 05:47 pm CEST#39

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My corrected result:

Task 1: one-digit cross sum = 8

Task 2: 55

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Anonym

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

17th Apr. 2020, at 06:16 pm CEST#40

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Because I can not edit my solution, here is an addition .

Task 1, one-digit cross sum is 6
Task 2, result is 36

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

17th Apr. 2020, at 06:35 pm CEST#41

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😉💭⚡💡💥

Answer 1 / 8

Answer 2 / 79

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

18th Apr. 2020, at 02:20 pm CEST#42

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Now I have to ask another question,
If M is 1, do you stop at Z, or is A then necessarily the 15?
Thanks!

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RiverSong

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

18th Apr. 2020, at 02:36 pm CEST#43

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bruffl wrote on 18.04.2020 at 14:20: Must now still ask a question,
If M is 1, do you stop at Z, or is A then necessarily the 15?
Thanks!

it shifts of course only the beginning. with a is counted then continuously further

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another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

another small lottery from gamble1 and me ;-)

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