Top November Scores

The scores posted below are your accumulative scores for October and November. The problems were hard but we received many clever solutions. Some of you tried to solve the Friday-the-13th problem by looking at next year's calendar. Shame of you. Actually, that is good thinking on your part, but it wasn't what we had in mind ! We were looking for a logical strategy whereby you could learn something about our (Gregorian) calendar.

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Code	Score	Code	Score	Code	Score	Code	Score	Code	Score	Code	Score	Code	Score	Code	Score
241	75	281	168	169	162	301	94	158	144	274	100	232	46	239	79
142	66	128	127	130	158	256	71	480	51	445	55	18	16
154	49	201	109	135	131	191	51	253	39	187	54	333	12
99	49	138	67	260	125	318	41	146	37	179	42	503	12
24	48	122	65	361	116	214	40	193	31	439	40
30	46	114	64	198	97	461	39	491	31	98	30
28	31	228	57	186	95	162	37	312	20	467	29
		246	53	121	76	346	36			418	24
		195	43	267	64	339	30			165	22
		200	36	468	38	332	28			409	20
		436	35	463	32	502	22			462	17
		460	30	126	27	151	21			310	14
		100	30	367	18	220	20			11	10
		470	30	98	16	170	12
		466	26			172	10
		464	23			288	10
		465	22			325	10
		469	20			311	10
		212	19			304	10
		313	18			295	10
		450	17			305	10
		46	15			500	10
		603	15
		221	14
		360	10

Mathematics is the gate and key of the sciences. Neglect of mathematics works injury to all knowledge since one who is ignorant of it cannot know the other sciences or things about the world. And what is worse, those who are thus ignorant are unable to preceive their own ignorance and so do not seek a remedy.

Roger Bacon
Opus Majus, Part 4, Distinctia Prima

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