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Letters and Numbers quiz

Quinney91 | 23:34 Sat 14th Jun 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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On a quiz, where the number is the answer and the group of letters, give the first letter of each word of the question.

e.g. 8 = KOECH = Kings of England Called Henry

so 743 = SOSASL
18,600 = SOLIMPS

thanks a lot for answers

times 23,940

Tel GK

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kettledrum

18,600 = speed of light (in?) miles per second

PhilLew

743 = Speed of sound at sea level

squarebear

This seems a rather unresearched quiz.

The speed of light in miles per second is 186,000 and the speed of sound is 761.6mph.

The robot over at http://www.ditloids.co.uk can usually solve these things.

Quinney91

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hey thanks a lot guys, we had 80 of these to do and these were the last two to get.

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