The Temple Part I
You and your team of archaeologists are exploring the lost temple in the desert. There are 10 weights on the outside of the temple, and it seems like you have to crack a code.
There are a few numbers engraved on the doors, and there are 10 marked places on the floor. One of your fellow archaeologist found out that the civilization that made the temple used the Binary Numbers to make the code. The numbers on the door are of follows: 46, 48, 50, 53, 54, 58, 58, ?, 62, 68.
You then spot the number 1 on top of the right most marked spot, and 2 on the second right most spot. If 1 means you put a weight, and 0 means you don't put a weight, write your answer with the 10 weights.
Eg: If you want to write the number 112, then your answer should be 0001110000.
The answer is 111111.
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1 solution
The numbers engraved on the temple doors is actually 2 separate codes. Look at the first, third, fifth... number. It is 46, 50, 54, 58, and 62. Each number is 4 more than the last number.
The second code is 48, 53, 58, ?, 68. Each is 5 more than the last number, so the ? is 63.
In Binary, 63 is written as 0000111111, so the answer is 111111, as Briliant ignores the 0's in front of a number.