Erzsabet's Tiny Empire Calculator 4
July 27, 2011 version

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-Erzsabet Bergbahn

Goose Egg Question
(best guess as of 14:00 22 Sept 2009)

Example: A goose lays an egg a day, each egg is worth 4 gold. In a week how much profit would 5 geese make if food costs 2 gold?

Solution: 7 times (4-2) times 5 geese = 14*5=70 gold


Thanks to KittyChilie Destiny, Lalo Telling and Dart Wolfe!

Each egg sells for:

Number of Geese:

Daily cost of feed:

My guess:

Ener Bing sent a goat variation.. Charity Grau and Shankles Foxdale figured out what to do with the goat! Goats eat all the eggs! So select ZERO!!!!

Walk around the block
(best guess as of 20:00 23 September 2009)

Example: Eliza leaves her house and walks 3 blocks west 3 blocks south 3 blocks west 2 blocks north If is takes 5 minutes to walk one block, how quickly can she walk back home? (we presume Eliza will take the direct route)


Thanks to Oilell Pinion

min. per block

My guess:

Dice Roll
(best guess as of 17:15 27 July 2011)

Example: You roll a die. To the rolled number you add 1 then square the result Then you subtract 5 and multiply the result by 8 Finally you add 9 to arrive at 41. What was the original roll?


Thanks to Dancer Greenfield, Elwood Holmer and Anisa Nadir who noticed that the number could be either squared or doubled!

What you added

then you the result.

what you subtracted

What you multiplied

What you added What you arrive at:

My guess:

Barrel of Ale
(best guess as of 14:45 27 September 2009)

Example: A barrell full of ale weighs 270 pounds Only half remains, weighing 155 pounds. How much does the empty barrel weigh?


Thanks again to KittyChilie, Zadira Barzane, and Oilell Pinion!

Weight when full

Weight when half remains:

My guess:


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