The puzzle "5 M in a T" refers to "5 Meters in a Ton." This phrase is a riddle that plays with words and abbreviations, likely intended to spark curiosity or inspiration for a deeper meaning or connection. However, without additional context, it could also represent something else entirely or be a part of a larger puzzle. If you have more specific context or clues, I'd be happy to help further!
5: m, a, t, h and s.
first the puzzle should be solved N R A you T C O M here you = I N R A I T C O M arranging the word we get ROMANTIC
M=mental A=abuse T=to H=human S=students * * * * * Very clever! Mathematics.
M mentally A active T teachers H helping S students
no you can''t because it is maths
5 sets in a tennis match
MentalAbuseToHumans
Mike=M Tom=T M=5+2T T+M=65 M=65-T 65-T=5+2T 65=5+3T 60=3T 20=T (Tom is 20 years old) T+M=65 20+M=65 M=45 (Mike is 45 years old)
There are five:[s][t][æ][m][p]
mah - t (with a soft 't)
5m-t/7
This phrase translates to: 3 equals three letters K that represents L T M. It seems to be describing a code or puzzle where the letters K, L, and M represent certain values or concepts.