A logic problem, a math problem - EASY?

Robby Ball

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EASY?

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  Lina Whitaker 6

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  Robby Ball SECOND WAY - to figure this out is to look at the difference between the numbers on the right. The difference between the numbers decreases by two each time, so you can just look on numbers to the right, and see that difference between them is 16,14,12,10,(8),6... and the (8) was skipped to make it a little bit harder (9)=72 (8)72-16-56, (7)56-14=42, (6)42-12=30 (5)30-20=10 (4)20-8=12 and (3)12-6=6.

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  Stephen Carusos yepper

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  Stephen Carusos Now find us a REALLY hard one

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  Bob Cook 9

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  Adrian Paul 12

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  Bible Alive 6 

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  Bob Carrier 3 = 3

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  Sherry Carlton 6......start at the top and think columns....9 x 8=72...8x7=56...7x6=42....6x5=30...they left out 5x4=20 and 4x3=12 then 3x2=6.......

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  Bob Cook there is no 4... can't just assume it's there. have to calculate what is presented

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  Jeffrey Thompson 9

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  Joel Berse 9

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  Sherry Carlton See David Algie....he's has it.

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  Cindy Mays Hooper 9

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  Dave Faires · Friends with Brade Williams and 2 others

  9 easy

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  Murray Clarke 6

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  Murray Clarke How did you all end up with 9

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  Joel Berse Just noticed no 4 answer is 6

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  Steve Fisher 12

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  Stephen Carusos really!

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  Mark Young 6

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  Sanjylea Roden 6

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  Kimmy Sue Ruby Lou Yes, as long as you recognize that 4 is missing!

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  Ernie Dale 3X3=?

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  Hau Le 9

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  Gary Branch I think it's 12, because 6x5=30, 4x5=20, and 3x4=12.

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  Steve Fisher you got it Gary

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  David Levene 9

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  David Levene And 9 plus 3 is 12

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  David Levene 6

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  David Levene 3x3is9 now you put 6 and now 3 plus 6 is 9

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  Ernie Dale -4

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  Ernie Dale Lol

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  David Levene Ok , sorry about my first answer

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  David Levene When it multiplies by itself the first half of the answer

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  David Levene Think people

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  David Levene It's easy

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  Brenda J Jarriel 9

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  David Algie 6 my friends lol

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  David Algie And 4he one under it is 0))

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  David Algie Typo , the one

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  Duane A. Mauldin 9

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  Mark Hibbitts 6, and that's hardly genius!

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  Tim Firebaugh · 10 mutual friends

  X=(y-x) *y. Answer is 6

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  Kitty Nicole · Friends with Mark Young

  3=6

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  Myles Brooklyn 6, too easy

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  David Htid Dunstan · Friends with Scott T. Burroughs

  9

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  Nigel Yeomans if x is 6, /y by the power of 2 the add 4 then times by the square root of 11 then times by 3.142.....easy

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  6

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  Nigel Yeomans 6

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  David Htid Dunstan · Friends with Scott T. Burroughs

  9x8=72
  8x7=56
  7x6=42...See More

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  Stephen Carusos BTW the fact that there is no 4 does not interrupt the pattern....once you know the pattern you can solve for any position ...position 4 is 12

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