FIRST Double Jeopardy! (4/28)
 

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Re: FIRST Double Jeopardy! (4/28)
 

For 400, the number of colored squares on a Rubik's Cube.

Re: FIRST Double Jeopardy! (4/28)
 

That would be 6*5 = 30 = What is 30?


(assuming white isn't colored, if white was colored it'd be 6^2=36)

My bad, its pretty late.. I ahven't been following jeopardy so I dunno if you can change answers, etc, but here goes...


9*5 = 45 = what is 45?


(assuming white is not colored, if so 9 * 6 = um. 54?. its pretty darn late. )

Re: FIRST Double Jeopardy! (4/28)
 

what is 54?

Re: FIRST Double Jeopardy! (4/28)
 

Interesting fact:

• There are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 different configurations possible for the Rubiks Cube, only one of which is "correct" (having all like colors on one side)
  
• If you allow one second for each turn, it would take you 1400 million million years to go through ALL the possible configurations.
  
• ... The whole universe is only 14 thousand million years old.

That is all. :)

Re: FIRST Double Jeopardy! (4/28)
 

Yep... Katie's bored. ;)

Ruling: Daisy, you can't change answers (it's in that long list of rules somewhere). Also, you bring up a good point about white. So I'll accept either 45 or 54. Which means Crash gets the points.