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@Kwaka_Rider we have another answer, explain this now cookie
Totally different set of rules. The original post only asks to add. Colin's is multiplication, so 96 wouldn't be an answer to the original post.2 x5=10+2=12
3x6=18+3=21
8x11=88+8=96
Well check you out thenTotally different set if rules. The original post only asks to add. Colin's is multiplication, so 96 wouldn't be an answer to the original post.
@Therapon Why the disagree fella? Am I missing the multiplication sign?
The question says there are two answers. 40 is the first answer. What is the second? Can you do it with the '+' symbol alone?I'll stick to Ockham's Razor: only '+' is available in the graphic, so I'll stick to that... 40.
The question says there are two answers. 40 is the first answer. What is the second? Can you do it with the '+' symbol alone?
I look forward to the solution
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There is no rule saying don't......There is no indication to use multiplication.
Using that rationale there is more than 2 answers. Why not use subtraction or division?There is no rule saying don't......
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I was going to give you all the answers but this maths riddle has caused a stir world wide with the same argument here, both plus and muliplication are used to give two different answers, so both @Kwaka_Rider and @Therapon are correct, I wanted to just sit back and watch a little
Why not indeed? Let's go nuts.....Using that rationale there is more than 2 answers. Why not use subtraction or division?
I was going to give you all the answers but this maths riddle has caused a stir world wide with the same argument here, both plus and muliplication are used to give two different answers, so both @Kwaka_Rider and @Therapon are correct, I wanted to just sit back and watch a little
Using that rationale there is more than 2 answers. Why not use subtraction or division?
96Figure this latest craze, there are two correct answer to this and not many can work it outView attachment 36542
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