Solve the IQ Test: Find the Missing Number in These Equations

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The discussion revolves around solving unconventional equations where standard arithmetic does not apply. Participants are presented with two sets of equations that require identifying a pattern to find the missing numbers. One contributor suggests a method for solving the first set, using a combination of multiplication and division to arrive at a result of 1000 for the last equation. The conversation emphasizes the need for participants to provide their own attempts when seeking help, highlighting the importance of engagement in problem-solving. Overall, the thread explores the challenges of interpreting non-standard mathematical relationships.
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1) if 11+35=128 , 9-25=76 , 5*50=250 , 40/8=?


2)if 5+6= 29 , 3+4=10 , 10/8=50 , 9-64 = ??


i wait your answer ...
 
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You need to post some work, or some attempt when asking for help on questions like this.
 
I think I'm going to say, "An inconsistent system proves all propositions." rather than "Without definitions, this is meaningless.". It's a sort of a Rorschach test for mathematical realists vs. formalists.
 
please ... i need your help
 
doctorsaleem said:
1) if 11+35=128 , 9-25=76 , 5*50=250 , 40/8=?





i wait your answer ...

11*11+35/5=128
9*9-25/5=76
5*5*50/5=250
40*40/8/5=1000
but iam not sure
can`t u help me
 

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