A murder has been committed! There are 32 suspects, and one of them is guilty. Using your powers of deduction, can you crack each of the five coded clues to reveal the identity of the killer?
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What are the answers to the 3rd and 4th clues? It has overall been so fun to watch my students try to get the right answers :D
maths126
a year ago
Hi, Thanks for posting a review. I’m glad you are having fun so far.
For Clue 3, remember to do (Across, Up) for each coordinate pair. Thus for (2, 4) you should find the letter I.
For Clue 4, you just have to find the correct way to read the message. The message itself is not in code.
I hope that helps!
Maths126
maths126
a year ago
Also, if you are stuck with any clue, please see the Answers provided. Hope that helps!
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Wow! So pleased to hear that your Maths Club had such fun with this. I know that since I originally posted this back in 2009 (!) there have been many similar ones created, so if your students have got the 'code-breaking bug' do get them to try others - or even write their own!
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