Cette fois, il est la guerre
Condemning the Paris attacks.....................I have a question for you...............
If each letter represents a number.... then is the above equation true or false? eg: A=1, B=2......................Z=26
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1 solution
Quick answer: Since the letter "I" came before "P", I < P, and since "R" represents positive integer, it is not possible to make "P" to "I" with that addition.
Reasonable answer: Using the number representation, ( p , a , r , i , s ) = ( 1 6 , 1 , 1 8 , 9 , 1 9 ) . You can substitute and concatenate them, which gives 161+18=919 (which is not a valid equation)