Level / Answers / 20 October 2026

Level answers for Tuesday 20 October 2026

Puzzle No. 6. The best split for each of the day's two puzzles, with the value of every item.

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Classic

No. 6

Balance the carbohydrates in these foods (per typical serving).

Dead level!The best split puts 50.0% of the total on Side A and 50.0% on Side B. Gap between the sides: 0.00%.

Side A63.4 g carbs

  • Potato, raw (1 medium)37.3 g carbs
  • Chocolate ice cream (1 serving (3.5 fl oz))16.4 g carbs
  • Grape, raw (10 grapes)8.9 g carbs
  • Parmesan cheese (1 oz)0.9 g carbs

Side B63.4 g carbs

  • Banana, raw (1 medium)26.9 g carbs
  • Sweet potato, raw (1 sweet potato)26.1 g carbs
  • Broccoli, raw (1 stalk)10 g carbs
  • Whole egg, raw (1 large egg)0.4 g carbs

Left out of the best split

  • Pumpkin pie (1 slice)46.3 g carbs
  • White mushroom, raw (1 cup, sliced)2.3 g carbs
  • Iceberg lettuce, raw (1 cup, chopped)1.7 g carbs
  • Mozzarella, whole milk (1 oz)0.7 g carbs

USDA FoodData Central, SR Legacy April 2018 · CC0 · Nutrients in one typical serving (a USDA household portion); rounded to fixed integer units.

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Hard

No. 6

Balance the blue in these flags (share of each flag).

Dead level!The best split puts 50.0% of the total on Side A and 50.0% on Side B. Gap between the sides: 0.00%.

All values in % of the flag.

Side A147.8

  • Sweden68
  • Laos39.1
  • Nepal20.5
  • Norway20.3

Side B147.8

  • Rwanda48
  • Liechtenstein45.1
  • Venezuela32.2
  • Kiribati22.6

Left out of the best split

  • Curaçao85.7
  • Iceland64.8
  • Cuba43.1
  • Slovakia25.9

Wikidata (CC0 1.0) for the countries and their ISO codes. Each share is the fraction of a country's flag that is that colour, in hundredths of a percent, measured on the flag images of the flag-icons package (MIT licence); the images themselves are not shown in the app. Orange, purple and grey are not counted.

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You get twelve things that share one hidden number, such as weight or population. Put four on Side A and four on Side B so the two sides add up as evenly as you can. Three weighs show each side's share of the total, then you lock in. Two new puzzles arrive at 00:00 UTC every day, classic and hard. Level is free and needs no signup.

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