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Time for an easy math quiz! Replyke for the first person who can explain the correct answer! https://mathriddle19.vercel.app
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I asked ChatGPT....
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Step 1: Understand the diagram There are five circles: Red, Green, Yellow, and Blue (with two overlaps). Numbers appear either inside individual circles or in overlapping regions. The missing number is in the overlap between the Red and Blue circles. Step 2: Look for relationships Let’s focus on the numbers provided: Red Circle: Contains 13, 7, and the missing number (?). Green Circle: Contains 17, 6, and 7 (overlap with Yellow). Yellow Circle: Contains 12, 7, and 11 (overlap with Red). Blue Circle: Contains 25, 5, and the missing number (?).
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Step 3: Find patterns Check how the overlaps relate to the numbers in their circles. Pattern 1: Subtraction/Addition in overlaps. In puzzles like this, numbers in overlapping regions often relate to the sum or difference of the numbers in their respective circles. Example: Look at Green + Yellow overlap (7): 17 (Green Circle) − 12 (Yellow Circle) = 7. Look at Red + Yellow overlap (11): 13 (Red Circle) − 12 (Yellow Circle) = 11. Step 4: Apply the pattern to the missing number Now, focus on the overlap between Red and Blue circles, which contains the missing number: Using the same subtraction logic, the missing number (?) = 25 (Blue) − 13 (Red). 25 − 13 = 14. Final Answer: 14 The missing number in the Red and Blue overlap is 14, based on the subtraction relationship used in the other overlaps.
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Wow usually chatgpt is wrong for this kind of logical questions
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