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@plecostomous @Arden_2210 Sorry, but 500/.5 was always 1000.

@Arden_2210 Just shows how old I am. New math and all that. When I went to school, it was 300.

Answer is not "300" Then What's the answer?

@Beno10_MFC 241

Move only 2 Pencils. 99% geniuses failed this one. If you wanna be among the 1% geniuses that passed, do as instructed. Can you make the highest number possible?

@VoidPlains8 @AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ Tell me you don’t know what a square is without telling me….

@StirredNoShook @AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ Do you see a square in thr original image. No you see a simple a+axa

99.9% get this wrong because they forget basic order of operations. What’s "a"?

@SULTAN_AJAJ @Simi_2210_ It’s both. If you know how to actually solve it instead of just plugging in numbers you wouldn’t get both answers.

@Simi_2210_ the answer is 4, and it's a final answer. 20 = (4×4)+4 20= 4+16

@Eruja1 @Simi_2210_ That’s only half the answer. You don’t solve it by just plugging in numbers until they work. Check out people that show you how to solve it.

@Simi_2210_ Using BODMAS a + a x a = 20 a + (a x a) = 20 4 + (4 x 4) = 20 4 + (16) = 20 a = 4

@SrMolero49 @AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ Yes, but if it wasn’t an easy equation, you wouldn’t be able to solve it and @SrMolero49 would.

@AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ Yo he sacado el 4 sin tanta complicación xd

@AmorPazlove @AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ Look up quadratic equation. It has a very specific formula to solve it. Works every time for an equation with a square that equals zero.

@AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ Hacéis todos esos pasos? Yo nunca he sabido desarrollar y despejar fórmulas. A² -A. Pruebas con un par de números que puedan ser por lógica y ya 4

@VoidPlains8 @AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ No it’s not. Anything with a square will always have 2 answers. He showed all his/her work. Did you look at it?

@AntonGeorg2 @Simi_2210_ The answer is just 4

@ag_silver_001 @Beno10_MFC Except that’s only half the answer.

@Beno10_MFC a=50 50-25 = 25 so b =5 5/5=1 50-1=49

Only the wisest person can solve this mathematical problem. Test your brain thinking level. Can you solve?

@AIndy91584 @TommyPettonJr @Arden_2210 Why - that’s the proper answer. If you only come up with 4, you’re likely just guessing.

@TommyPettonJr @Arden_2210 Although the guy that said "4 or -5" gets extra credit.

BODMAS will betray you here 😭 90% get this wrong. a = ?

@Aktivarum @Gosleepriya It doesn’t really matter how many times you repeat it, it doesn’t change the answer, which is 6.

@Gosleepriya Zero, 0, Nada, Zilch, Noll, Null, Nothing

Answer is not "6" Then what is the answer? Difficulty: HARD ⚠️

@Garybs69 @Gosleepriya And it’s not zero. Learn order of operations otherwise your math will always be wrong.

@Gosleepriya Moron’s. Anything you multiply by zero is ZERO! 000000

@jgascorpio @Gosleepriya Yes, then add 6

@Gosleepriya 0….. anything times zero is zero

@chronicallycam1 @Gosleepriya That’s not how you solve the problem. The answer is 6. Look up order of operations.

@Gosleepriya 6+6=12, 12 x 6 = 72, 72 x 0 = 0

@DanielJFunk42 @Simi_2210_ So instead of responding to my explanation, you toss insults and shut down, good use of that phd, doctor.

@StirredNoShook @Simi_2210_ I’ve proven my point beyond a doubt and proven that you are constitutionally incapable of admitting you are wrong. Bye.

Your brain says 300. Reality says something else Only sharp minds will get the correct answer

@Arden_2210 Why do so many people who don’t know how to do math keep trying to solve math problems?

Answer is not "6" Then what is the answer?? Difficulty, "Hard"

@Imaroxlb8 @Arden_2210 It’s not 2 x 3, it’s -2 x 3, which is -6, then do the rest.

@Arden_2210 2*3=6 6+3=9 9-2=7 Answer is : 7.

@JimKaness @Arden_2210 No, there’s only 1 way to solve it.

@Arden_2210 Answer depends on the order in which the numbers are evaluated. 2 - 2 = 0 0 x 3 = 0 0 +3 = 3.

@DanielJFunk42 @Simi_2210_ Sorry, don’t see it that way. You can just as easily say half of 100 is 50 - you do not need to say one half of 100 is 50. It’s the same thing, just dividing.

@StirredNoShook @Simi_2210_ “While ‘divide by half’ is sometimes used in casual speech, it is technically ambiguous and grammatically incomplete…. ‘One half’ is the name of the numerical value 0.5.” Concede???

@DanielJFunk42 @Simi_2210_ Same. FYI, all of my engineer coworkers also agree with my take.

@StirredNoShook @Simi_2210_ My apologies at underestimating your training. But I’m sticking by my argument.