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This is really confusing for me

This is really confusing for me-example-1

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For each alphabet, you're giving it a value. So, since A is the first letter of the alphabet, its value would be 1. Since B is the second letter of the alphabet, its value would be 2, and so on.

What you have to do for A is to find the total number by adding each value from your name. In example, if your name was Bob, it would be 19 (2 + 15 + 2)

For B you just have to write two 3-letter words that would make up 20. An example can be DIG (4 + 9 + 7 = 20)

User Roza
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in part A, if a's value is 1 then b is 2 and so on so the first letter of your name will have a number, and for part b you tale 3 letters that make up a word and the number after also equals 20.
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