Question

http://trickiestofall.blogspot.com/

Answer 1

we did this one earlier in the night didnt we?

Answer 2

when?

Answer 3

let me see if i can find the post.

Answer 4

yeah plz

Answer 5

http://openstudy.com/users/joemath314159#/users/joemath314159/updates/4e3cdc770b8bfc76a3f69daf
If you dont want to see a solution dont look <.< lol

Answer 6

but i wanted this one http://trickiestofall.blogspot.com/2011/07/flippant-number.html

Answer 7

oh, you just posted the main page of that website, my bad.

Answer 8

oh lol

Answer 9

well i like the site there are a lot of good questions

Answer 10

U can just copy and post here....

Answer 11

The flippant number
A positive integer n is called “flippant” if n does not end in 0 (when written in decimal notation) and, moreover, n and the number obtained by reversing the digits of n are both divisible by 7. How many flippant integers are there between 10 and 1000