For this one, you’ll need to extract order from these seemingly random number squares.
What number should replace the question mark?
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Here’s a similar number pattern puzzle posted a couple weeks ago.
6. When you add up each number in the same box on each number square, they all equal 10.
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6…easy!
3+1+x=10
x=6
I don’t know if this is right because there might be some other pattern but I got 1. in the time it took me to type this I have forgotten the pattern I used.
this took me a long time
it was very hard
The answer is 6. If you add the numbers from the correlating squares in each number box the answer will always be 10. Example, using the top left corner — The number is 4 in the first square, 4 in the second square, and 2 in the third square. 4 + 4 + 2 = 10. I saw that this was the case for all sets of number displayed. Therefore, I take 3 from the bottom right corner of the first number square, 1 from the second and add these to get a sum of 4. Since all correlating numbers add up to be 10, this must mean that the missing number is 6.
typo. the 1 was supposed to be a 2.
Answer = 7
Kinda crazy but its the only number from 0 to 9 that’s missing.
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6 is the answer we had in mind
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the answer is 6, i get it in a more complicated way, in every square, a diferent row is the difference in absolute value of the mirror of the row, for example in the first square the second row 6,1,9 ; 61-19=42,4 and 2 are the third row first two numbers 4,2,3; in the second square the first row 4,1,3 so 41-13=28, the first two numbers of the second row(2,8,1) of that cube, so in the third square you use the third row(3,5,,x) and should follow the rule, 35-x=21, so 35-56=-21, absolute value 21, so 6 is the number, the first two numbers of the first row are 21, but i liked the sum 10 version using the 3 square the same time, but this is other way of figuring out the rule
TH3 ANSW3R IS 6 B3CAUSE iF U ADD D3M ALL ACROSS U G3T THiRTY
this was hard
Woo!
the answer is 6 ;
why,
1+3+6=10
9+1+0=10
3+1+?=10
10-4=?=6
Jeesh, this was a hard one, 6 is the missing number addition across = 30 this one reminded me one a very hard sudoku puzzle ;-P
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