Hey math experts....

[RS3]

Solve this!

[eradicator]

That looks like the genes of some high fence nuclear deer

[DapperDan]

My genius fiancé said here you go! [emoji1303]


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[junkmanhunter]

My genius fiancé said here you go! [emoji1303]


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HMMMMM, I guess so

[TxAg]

She got it

[Chew]

Google ruins all of the good brain teasers.

[Encinal]

Lots of algebra.

[DapperDan]

Google ruins all of the good brain teasers.

Actually, she looked at it and got close in her head. Then a few trial and errors and she had it. She didn't look it up nor did she use an algorithm. But if there is one, I'd like to know what it is. I'm sure there's a formula, but like I said, she just looked at it and thought through it. Quickly I might add. [emoji1303]


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[kyleseipp]

[Txbownut]

The very reason I hated school! When you start counting with letters, something is out of whack.

[IowaHunter]

I love math and thinking with numbers but this stuff makes my brain hurt.

[okrattler]

Actually, she looked at it and got close in her head. Then a few trial and errors and she had it. She didn't look it up nor did she use an algorithm. But if there is one, I'd like to know what it is. I'm sure there's a formula, but like I said, she just looked at it and thought through it. Quickly I might add. [emoji1303]


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Is her brother a janitor at a college?

I don't know what the answer is.....enough to make you want to drop out of school? That is the correct answer I believe.

[stickbowcoop]

Is her brother a janitor at a college?

I don't know what the answer is.....enough to make you want to drop out of school? That is the correct answer I believe.

Nice "Good Will Hunting" reference. I love that movie.

[Incline]

Wow. I got there but it took a long time. I'm sure there was an easier way but I labeled the first variable as "A" and then wrote each line in terms of "A" . On the 5th line it finally produces a number that solved for A and then it was simply subtraction.

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[kyleseipp]

Wow. I got there but it took a long time. I'm sure there was an easier way but I labeled the first variable as "A" and then wrote each line in terms of "A" . On the 5th line it finally produces a number that solved for A and then it was simply subtraction.

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That was my approach as well, just looking at it as a system of linear equations and then getting the variables 'in terms of'.