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@StevenMusielski Is 21 hours an indication of patience? 21 days? 21 weeks?

I wanted to wait 21 hours to see if anyone else would repost this. Nobody did.

@IQTestBrain 144 a can be 5 or -5 making b either 12 or -12 Either way, the answer is 144

Solve

@Friyaneb @Cryptofuture46 @Friyaneb You are required to perform the multiplication first, giving the answer of 12.

@Cryptofuture46 Incorrect

19 or 20

@Friyaneb 12

@Bella_91m7u 18

Everyone gets this wrong .....But can YOU crack the pattern? Think before you answer?????

@spikespeak @JuanGonSpain85 @AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 Hmmm… I think I disagree. But how would you refer to the nefative root?

@MarcKnoedler @JuanGonSpain85 @AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 The ± represents both possible solutions in a quadratic equation, not from the √ itself. The square root symbol √ ALWAYS refers to the principal (non-negative) root. The answer √9=3, never -3

If you said x = 9, go sit in the corner 💀 x = ?

@6Polymath @keith__barrows @Bella_91m7u Yes, the ! Is called “factorial.”

@keith__barrows @Bella_91m7u That's not 8×3, it's 8×3! Or 8×(3×2×1)= 48 The correct answer is 57

Let’s see who still remembers their math rules?? Can you find the correct value of this equation?

@Bella_91m7u 57

@Simi_2210_ 9

Only For sharpest minds What number am i?

@aarohiyadav100 16

If you solve this, your brain is elite 😉 Can you solve this a =?

@Arden_2210 7 or -3

Your calculator won’t save you here. Only real ones know answers

@SqSehrish 300

Even AI struggles with this one Are you smarter than a robot..?

@janevibespyaa C - both Simple disability test for 3: add the digits and see if the sum divides by 3

Is 56,325 divisible by 3 or 5? A) Only 3 B) Only 5 C) Both 3 and 5 D) Neither

@JuanGonSpain85 @spikespeak @AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 That won’t work for you all second-degree equations. You will lose a root (answer).

@MarcKnoedler @spikespeak @AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 Actually, sqrt(x) is >=0.

@StevenMusielski @JudasPhiGates8 Indeed

@JudasPhiGates8 Truth is a premium currency. - Truth sets you free: @MarcKnoedler

Truth is a premium currency. Do not spend it at a discount. Not every audience deserves your sharpest insight. Some people collect wisdom as social currency. Others use wisdom as building material. Know the difference. Your best thinking belongs where it can become: → cleaner decisions → stronger standards → sharper execution → better architecture → measurable leverage Do not give premium truth to discount intent. Save your wisdom for the ones building something real.

@investig8_dacal @AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 I believe Arden may admit that the decimal point is a typographical error.

@AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 But how do you reconcile the decimal point in the final line? X = (.)?

@spikespeak @AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 The square root of 9 can be -3. Why? Because (-3)(-3) = +9

@AndreasSch35929 @Arden_2210 How can 9 be valid? 9+3 isn’t 6

@Arden_2210 Isolate the radical and then square both sides of the equation to get x^2 - 13x + 36 = 0 Factor: (x - 4) (x - 9) = 0 Two answers x = 4 or 9 Arden, the 9 checks if you remember the square root of 9 can be -3.

@iitian_logic @funnshorts If the root of 81 is -9, then you also get 6i and -6i.

@funnshorts √81 =9, √9 = ±3 ±3 divided by ½ = ±6

Solve it!!🤔

@funnshorts 6 and -6 and 6i and -6i (since the roots can be positive or negative)