Games Corner : Missing Numbers
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so u prefer more challenging question?Originally posted by Otingocni:It might take longer if you didnt give those two clues.
By giving out those two rows, you made it a little bit too easy.
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Up another level.....Fry your braincells.....
Use the numbers 1 through 25 to complete the equations.
Each number is only used once.
Each row is a math equation. Each column is a math equation.
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The key of the numbers was the 'size' of the number. The maximum negative number in that situation is 1 - 14 x 15 x 16.
And the easiest part is when you have division. The divisor is definitely a factor of the dividend and the quotient will always be a true value. -
good...let's see if u can solve the one i just posted....Originally posted by Otingocni:The key of the numbers was the 'size' of the number. The maximum negative number in that situation is 1 - 14 x 15 x 16.
And the easiest part is when you have division. The divisor is definitely a factor of the dividend and the quotient will always be a true value.
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value of 2,2 and 3,2 = or > 8.
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A (x, x)
B (4, 21)
C (x, x)
D (3, x)
E (3, x)
F (9, x)
G (7, x)
H (7, x)
I (x, x)
J (2, x)
K (6, 24)
L (3, 13)
M (x, x)
N (x, x)
O (x, 12)
P (x, x)
Q (x, x)
R (6, x)
S (x, x)
T (x, x)
U (x, x)
V (4, x)
W (6, x)
X (x, x)
Y (x, x)
1 (69, 133)
2 (95, 147)
3 (174, 234)
4 (150, 213)
5 (17, 74)
6 (150, 212)
7 (92, 159)
Ignore these set of numbers. for personnal reference.