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How do you take 1 from 4 and leave 5? - Answers

This is a riddle that plays on the way numbers are written. If you take the letter "1" out of the word "four," you are left with "for," which sounds like the number "four." Therefore, you have taken 1 from 4 and left 5, in terms of the wordplay involved.



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This is a riddle that plays on the way numbers are written. If you take the letter "1" out of the word "four," you are left with "for," which sounds like the number "four." Therefore, you have taken 1 from 4 and left 5, in terms of the wordplay involved.



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How do you take 1 from 4 and leave 5? - Answers

This is a riddle that plays on the way numbers are written. If you take the letter "1" out of the word "four," you are left with "for," which sounds like the number "four." Therefore, you have taken 1 from 4 and left 5, in terms of the wordplay involved.

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