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The answers to today’s puzzles
Earlier today I set you three problems from a maths competition for Martian schoolchildren. By Martian, I mean Hungarian.
In the mid-twentieth century, a generation of outstanding mathematicians and physicists from Hungary were humorously called Martians, as their intelligence was from another planet.
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