(PC) Let's Play Carmen Sandiego: Math Detective Part 4

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Published on September 4, 2018 4:00:12 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjX2r1BNA4M

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Carmen Sandiego Math Detective (1998)

Duration: 26:27

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DECRYPTIONS

CrimeWave Sensor 1-9 (Review of Subtracting Numbers from Three-Digit Numbers)
Password: ANEMONES

Atom Smasher 1-13 (Adding Two-Digit Numbers to Three-Digit Numbers)
Password: QUEENSLAND

Molecular Scope 1-7
Password: LONGER

Atom Smasher 1-14 (Subtracting Two-Digit Numbers from Two-Digit Numbers)
Password: DEAD/ALIVE

Microchip Decoder 1-7 (Geometry of Line Segments)
Password: REEF

CrimeWave Sensor 1-10 (Review of Adding Numbers to Three-Digit Numbers)
Password: OFFSHORE

Light Spectrometer 1-7
Password: DIVERS

CrimeWave Sensor 1-11 (Adding One-Digit and Two-Digit Numbers to Three-Digit Numbers)
Password: CONCRETE

Atom Smasher 1-15 (Adding Two One-Digit Numbers to One-Digit Numbers)
Password: 1,476 FEET

Microchip Decoder 1-8 (Types of Angles)
Password: 1996

Atom Smasher 1-16 (Subtracting Two-Digit Numbers from Three-Digit Numbers)
Password: #1 HEIGHT!

Molecular Scope 1-8
Password: OFFICE

CrimeWave Sensor 1-12 (Adding/Subtracting Two Two-Digit Numbers to/from Two-Digit Numbers)
Password: BUILDING

Light Spectrometer 1-8
Password: TALLER

SPOTLIGHT

Microchip Decoder
Description: Understanding that less is always more, V.I.L.E. has hidden codes on several microchips. As insurance to make sure anyone can’t obtain information from them, they have also been purged of their connections. If you want to gain entry, then you’ll have to solder new connections into them based on what the Decoder’s installed computer says. Once you have all the connections, you’ll have to charge them up based on a factual statement on the layout’s geometry. Picking the right charge means the difference from getting a piece of the password and temporarily shutting down a sector, so be careful.

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