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Escape RoomRiddle #1286

Carved into an old wooden box are three problems: XC minus LXXXI, II times II, and XXI divided by III. The box has a three-digit lock. What's the code?

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Escape Room Riddle: Carved into an old wooden box are three problems: XC minus LXXXI, II times II, and XXI divided by III. The box has a three-digit lock. What's the code? — Save this riddle to Pinterest and test your friends.

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