Below is a little math equation, made of matchsticks, that does not add up. Can you move just one match stick and fix the equation?

Below is a little math equation, made of matchsticks, that does not add up. Can you move just one match stick and fix the equation?

Can you crack the unlock code for the lock using the 5 clues below?
682 – One number is correct and well placed614 – One number is correct but wrongly placed206 – Two numbers are correct but both are wrongly placed738 – None of the numbers are correct780 – One number is correct but wrongly placedAn old auto is to drive a stretch of 2 miles, up and down a hill. Because the auto is so old, you cannot drive the first mile (the ascent) faster than 15 miles per hour.

How fast do you have to drive the second mile (going down the hill) in order to get an average speed of 30 miles per hour?
Riddle AnswerBelow are six discs stacked on a peg. The object is to reassemble the discs, one by one, in the same order on another peg, using the smallest number of moves. No larger disc can be placed on a smaller disc. How many moves will it take?
