Self Referential Problem - from "What would Martin Gardner Tweet"
Source: The Math Factor (contains spoilers) - also tweeted on What Would Martin Gardner Tweet Problem: The number of 1′s in this paragraph is ___; the number of 2′s is ___; the number of 3′s is ____; and the number of 4′s is ___. Bonus Research Follow-up Problem: The number of 1′s in this paragraph is ___; the number of 2′s is ___; …..(and so on) and the number of N’s is ___. For N=2 or 3, there are no solutions (Asking that all the numbers we fill in are between 1 and N); for N=4 there are two. For N=5 there is just one, for N=6 there are none and beyond that there is just one. Prove it. claimtoken-51f4577649b8d