In each of these three sentences, can you replace the missing number, which appears as a hyphenated word. For example,
twenty-one, thirty-two, etc.
This sentence contains ==?== letters, one hyphen, two commas and one period.
Interestingly, this sentence contains ==?== letters, one hyphen, three commas and one period.
Finally, this sentence contains ==?== letters, one hyphen, three commas and one period.
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1. sixty-seven
2. eighty-one
3. seventy-eight
Incorrect Anant, check your math and try again.
It’s definitely eighty-three
1. sixty-seven
2. eighty-one or eighty-three
3. seventy-six or seventy-eight
Sixty seven is correct for number one.
Keep trying.
2.seventy-two
3.sixty-six
I did it wrong
2. Eighty-two
3. Seventy-four