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Curryisgreat
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- Dec 9, 2010
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A only
Sergio Garcia
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- Jul 30, 2011
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I'll have an A please Bob
mr sheen
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- Jan 17, 2008
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That
spongy
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I'd say cards 1 and 3 because we have to determine if the rule has been followed. We know those two have a letter or even number, if they don't have the same on the back then the rule is broken.
I say 2 cards because the questions stipulates card(s)
I say 2 cards because the questions stipulates card(s)
- Apr 5, 2014
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Doesn't 7 need turning over too in case it has a vowel on the other side- meaning the rule hasn't been applied ?
StonehamPark
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A & 2
Edit: Had another look, A & 7
Edit: Had another look, A & 7
Iamapen15
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All of them?
brakespear
Doctor Worm
The thread title suggests it must be something other than 'A' but I don't know why or how if that is the case 
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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First (A) and last (7) I think.
The card with A must have an even number on the reverse because A is a vowel
The card with K - Don't care it's not a vowel - the rule is not broken with an odd or even number
The card with 2 on - it doesn't matter as it can have vowel or consonant and the rule is still true
The card with 7 - Must be viewed to check the reverse is not a vowel - otherwise the rule is not followed
The card with A must have an even number on the reverse because A is a vowel
The card with K - Don't care it's not a vowel - the rule is not broken with an odd or even number
The card with 2 on - it doesn't matter as it can have vowel or consonant and the rule is still true
The card with 7 - Must be viewed to check the reverse is not a vowel - otherwise the rule is not followed
- Apr 5, 2014
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I'm not sure that the 2 needs turning over. It doesn't have to have a vowel there. The rule doesn't apply to other letters, I think.
Iamapen15
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Because any of them could have a vowel on the reverse side thus disproving rule
Curryisgreat
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- Dec 9, 2010
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I don't think so as the only stipulation is that if a card has a vowel an even number must be on the other side.
There is nothing to stop an even number card having a vowel on the other side or a consonant having an even number on the other side
Clive Walker
Stand Or Fall
Yep. Agree a and 7
Curryisgreat
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Justice
Dangerous Idiot
K and 7