A maths puzzle is a kind of brainteaser that involves asking the reader to solve a problem in order to assess their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. These tasks have the capacity to increase cognition and enhance focus.
Typically, a brainteaser task entails figuring out a code, completing a riddle, searching for a hidden object or error, or identifying an image flaw.
Engaging in these kinds of difficulties on a regular basis strengthens problem-solving abilities and gives the brain a good exercise.
Readers are confronted with a maths challenge including three different types of cars in the image provided above.
The task for the readers is to figure out the final step’s value in seven seconds by solving the math puzzle.
This arithmetic problem will put your ability to think logically and analytically to the test.
This is the beginning of your time!
Examine the picture and pay close attention to the pattern.
Have you figured out the last puzzle’s worth?
Time is running out, so hurry up.
There are hardly many seconds left.
Additionally…
The deadline has now passed!
Have you figured out the maths puzzle successfully?
We congratulate the readers who completed the maths puzzle in the allotted time.
You are among the top 5% of persons with a high IQ.
To increase their accuracy and speed, those who were unable to figure out the math puzzle’s last step should practise solving it on a regular basis.
Now have a look at the solution that is given below.
As we can see in the image,
28 = Police Car + Formula One Car
- Police Car + Sports Car = 30
Sports Car + F1 Car = 32
Let’s now determine the police car’s value.
The result of adding the three equations above is
Two (F1 + Sports + Police Car) = 90
45 = Police Car + Formula One Car + Sports Car
We can now use the following formula to determine the sports car’s value:
28 = Police Car + Formula One Car
45 = Police Car + Formula One Car + Sports Car
Vehicle Sport: 45 – 28
Sports Vehicle: 17
The value of an F1 car may now be computed using
Sports Car + F1 Car = 32
F1 Car: 32 – 17
F1 Vehicle: 15
The worth of the police vehicle can be computed as
45 = Police Car + Formula One Car + Sports Car
Police Vehicle: 45 – 32.
Police Vehicle: 13
The last step can now be computed as
Formula One Car: Sports Car
= 15 – 17
= 2
If you had fun figuring out this brainteaser, challenge your friends and family to see who can answer it the fastest.
