Word Math #2

All the answers are numbers. Decipher the clues and do the math to get the answer.
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Last updated: December 15, 2019
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First submittedJuly 11, 2013
Times taken27,754
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Sides on an octagon x Sides on a pentagon
8 x 5 = 40
Dalmatians + Hours in a day
101 + 24 = 125
Planets in the Solar System x Circles of hell
8 x 9 = 72
Beverly Hills zip code + Value of a Benjamin ($)
90,210 + 100 = 90,310
Baker's Dozen + Score
13 + 20 = 33
Ways to leave your lover - The loneliest number
50 - 1 = 49
Shades of Gray x Years in a Century
50 x 100 = 5,000
Days in a leap year / Number required to tango
366 / 2 = 183
Space Odyssey + Arabian Nights
2,001 + 1,001 = 3,002
Stoner's favorite number / Legal drinking age (US)
420 / 21 = 20
Apocalypse horsemen x Deadly sins
4 x 7 = 28
Stages of grief x Olympian gods
5 x 12 = 60
Big Ten teams + Apostles of Jesus
14 + 12 = 26
Thieves Encountered by Ali Baba x Blind Mice
40 x 3 = 120
Novel by Orwell - White House street address
1984 - 1600 = 384
Cards in a deck (no jokers) - Original US States
52 - 13 = 39
Bottles of beer on the wall / Sheets to the wind
99 / 3 = 33
Leagues under the sea + Snow White dwarfs
20,000 + 7 = 20,007
Year England won the World Cup - Year of the Battle of Hastings
1,966 - 1,066 = 900
Jackie Robinson's number - The answer to life, the universe, and everything
42 - 42 = 0
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Level 77
Jul 12, 2013
I love the relationship between bottles of beer and sheets to the wind. Very clever.
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Level 73
Aug 13, 2013
Space Odyssey is a bit tricky, since there are 4 of them: 2001, 2010, 2060 and 3001. These are the books, but I guess you are talking about the movie, so maybe a note in brackets would make it clearer. :) Awesome quiz, though!
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Level 9
Aug 15, 2013
Technically it's a good quiz. But there are a lot of the clues i didn't know... It's a smart way to make a person think, but you can't expect everyone to know those things.. For example i had no ideas what Baker's dozen and circles of hell was...
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Level 54
Aug 19, 2013
I thought those were the easy ones! I'm British, so I had no idea what the White House street address was and I had to work out the Benjamin by trying each denomination in turn. :P I imagine an American would have a similar problem with the 1966-1066 one. It's a nice balance.
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Level 85
Jan 1, 2022
"I'm British, so I had no idea what the White House street address was"

It's almost like expecting us Yanks to know 10 Downing Street. (Oh, wait a minute!)

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Level 79
Jan 6, 2022
yeah, but i think "10 downing street" is used often in news stories as a metonym for the prime minister, whereas 1600 pennsylvania avenue is never mentioned, instead people say "the white house"
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Level 67
Oct 24, 2014
Let me make a pitch for reading the Comedy. 100 bite-sized cantos, with lots of great characters but, unlike War and Peace or Tale of Genji, you don't have to keep track of them once you move on. And you get to see Dante kicking heads and taking names.
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Level 65
Aug 16, 2013
I thought this quiz was going to be something lame like "What is two plus two", but it turned out to be so much more. Great Quiz!

How odd, 12 teams in the big ten.

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Level 86
May 30, 2018
14 now :)
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Level 48
Jun 14, 2014
Great quiz, though I needed more time to figure things out. Pretty sure I would never have gotten the Battle of Hastings on though.
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Level 47
Jul 26, 2014
Thank you for such a clever quiz.
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Level 58
Sep 24, 2014
Time to revise the quiz, QM -- now 14 teams in the big ten.
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Level ∞
Sep 24, 2014
Updated the quiz. Thanks.
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Level 84
Mar 6, 2016
Then why isn't it called the Big Fourteen?
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Level 86
May 30, 2018
Same reason the Big 12 isn't called the Big 10: tradition. It's been almost 30 years since the Big Ten actually had 10 teams.
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Level 61
Oct 24, 2014
Super witty quiz, though I was clueless on the stoner's number (should I have smoked a joint first?) and why "score" was 20.
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Level 67
Oct 24, 2014
Four score and seven years ago ring a bell? As for 420, it was once a time of day, now it's more than that.
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Level 77
Oct 24, 2014
Wasn't 4-20 a police code? Also I don't understand why it was so hard for me to check if it was multiplication, division or subtraction. Several times I added the numbers together and wondered what I did wrong because the answer wouldn't take only to 10 seconds later realise it wasn't the addition at all that was required!
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Level 79
Apr 4, 2015
420 was not a police code, that was an urban myth. 4:20 pm was the time a group of high school kids were gathering to spark up.
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Level 37
Oct 24, 2014
Shouldn't Dalmations x hours in a day be 2424? 101 dalmations x 24 hours
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Level 75
Oct 24, 2014
For that clue it's addition, not multiplication. I did the same thing on several and wondered why my answer wasn't taken until I realized they weren't all addition.
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Level 67
Mar 19, 2020
Same, wasted wayyytoo much time one that one, after reaching the end and coming back to it, I saw it had magically transformed from an x to a + haha.

(that would make some people swéar it is a mandela effect at work... and that it actually had changed... like people recollection of things can never be wrong, or even the initial processing of info (like in this case))

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Level 86
May 30, 2018
I typed in "13" for "Sides on an octagon x Sides on a pentagon" about three times before I realized my mistake.
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Level 20
Mar 9, 2015
Hmm, I typed in 20,007 for leagues under the sea plus dwarves and didn't get it...
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Level 71
Apr 23, 2017
Another good quiz, for those jetpunkers that like to think, try 'The CHALLENGE' a puzzle-quiz to get you thinking for a while at ... ... http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/120558/the-challenge
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Level 26
Apr 29, 2017
Jesus had 12 disciples. It's debated how many apostles he had. Usually 13 because people tend to count Paul.
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Level 51
Apr 5, 2018
Great quiz!! Very challenging! I got 16/20.
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Level 86
May 30, 2018
Very satisfying quiz. Only number I didn't know was the year England won the World Cup, and I was able to get that one with some strategic guessing. Love that last clue (and it's the least frequently guessed!)
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Level 77
Jan 29, 2023
Dome slap on me for thinking of a number for Bowie's Space ODDITY until time ran out.

I like the bottles of beer and sheets to the wind connection.