Time for an easy math quiz!

Replyke for the first person who can explain the correct answer!

Time for an easy math quiz!

Replyke for the first person who can explain the correct answer!

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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.

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 (?).