391.--THE MOTOR-CAR RACE.

The first point is to appreciate the fact that, in a race round a

circular track, there are the same number of cars behind one as there

are before. All the others are both behind and before. There were

thirteen cars in the race, including Gogglesmith's car. Then one-third

of twelve added to three-quarters of twelve will give us thirteen--the

correct answer.

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