It's using two horseshoes as one unit and then only one horseshoe. It's not told if the two horseshoes form an addition or a multiplication or anything. Same with the boots.
[image of single boot] does not have enough information to find it's value.
[image of horse]=10 [image of pair of horseshoes]=4 [image of pair of boots]=2 [image of single boot] does not have an equation that can tell us its value.
Nolan Peterson
Horses = 10 Horse shoe = 4 Boots = 2 2+10x4 Multiplication first 10x4=40 Then addition 2+40=42
Ayden Myers
>(2-1)+10*(2-1) = 12 fek i mean 21
James Hughes
Undefined.
Brandon Howard
22 retardos
Elijah Baker
>claiming people are underage >doesn't post full mathematical definition of elements and operation symbols The answer is undefined since nothing is defined correctly. Alternatively, you could use underage math and deduction to get 21 as a result.
Hudson Johnson
>Being this autistic >Not seeing the single horseshoe >Not even attempting to solve it
Elijah Reyes
I knew you faggots would fuck up. You know what, I'm just gonna go ahead and give you the right answer and why.
Giraffe =10 Horseshoe= 4 Boot= 2
Now, in the last frame, you see only ONE boot and ONE horseshoe right? fucking niggers. SO:
The answer is 21, you fucking underage shitheads. Get the fuck out.
Austin Robinson
i agree
Sebastian Perry
>Giraffe
Lol
Parker Adams
ez, it's 21 (horse is 10, 1 shoe is 1, 1 horseshoe is 2)
don't even need to use algebra
Michael Sullivan
22 giraffes if you keep track of the amount of giraffe-shoes, otherwise 42.
Christopher Murphy
so if one boot and 1 horseshoe are random variables...
>X+10xY=??
Liam King
22 you dumb niggers you would know this if you ever showed up to school to learn instead of playing niggerball
Cooper Thomas
what's wrong with that? my english is not perfect yet.
Ian Anderson
>highschool level math That's a riddle for elementary school dumbass. 21
Charles White
21.
IT IS 21.
read the damn thread before you post, retard.
Chase Martin
it's easier to shitpost like that when everyone else just got right the answer already :^)
Dominic Thompson
1+10x2 1+10 = 11 11x2 = 22
22 This is the way we did math when we went to the moon. No one came in throwing ( )'s around willy fucking nilly.
Angel Harris
you got any more problems like this?
Gabriel Thomas
Yes, let me reach my elementary and highscool notes and books and scan them. Might take a while tho.
For real, how new can you faggots get. Learn proper math. Protip: there's is a science board in Sup Forums "/sci/'. Don't waste time in this low level math skill problems.
Anthony Sanchez
>implying I read others' answers >implying this image isn't posted 3 times a day for like a week already
William Green
How can you know the word horseshoe, but not the word horse?
Alexander Gray
13
Ian Nguyen
22 easy
Logan Martinez
21 i mean, didnt saw *
Jaxson Thomas
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Dominic Bennett
Honestly, I just have really... REALLY poor fucking vision, and I'm wearing shit tier lenses right now, can't find the ones I use to shitpost at night. pls don't laugh.
Hudson Butler
Twenty One.
Hunter Scott
that's the joke. fuckstain
David Gutierrez
>pls don't laugh Yeah...that's not how this works.
Brayden Scott
All of you morons who say "22, duh!" need to go back to elementary school math. Order of operations. You multiply/divide before you add subtract. So it's 10 x 2, then plus 1, on the last line.
Thomas Ward
Well, honestly, its pretty fucked up horse that looks kinda like giraffe if you squint your eyes.
Parker Lopez
>give worst wrong answer in thread >read thread >"oh shit! now everyone will know!" >hehe oops, didn't "saw"
Xavier Powell
No it's not
Brandon Reed
42, because hhgttg
Noah Price
21
Cooper Perez
The beauty of this thread is that you can keep identifying newfags and retards even though the correct answer was already provided. Newfags don't read threads. They only shitpost.
Asher Adams
Yes, because of hhgttg.
Also the letter m.
Robert Powell
>trying this hard. Newfags gonna fag.
Ayden Murphy
42
Zachary Reed
My sweet summer child.
Colton Jackson
69 because op likes nigger dick
Colton Fisher
You can't assume the numerical value of a single boot and a single horseshoe. They're completely new variables.
Lucas Cox
24
Michael Ramirez
/thread
Carter Smith
horse must equal 10 18 - 10 = 8 so we have to divide 8 into 4 horseshoes 8 / 4 = 2 horseshoe must equal 2 then two horseshoe (4) - 2 boots (?) = 2 4 - 2 equals 2 so the two boots must equal 2 devide that onto two boots 2 / 2 = 1 boot must be 1
so >horse is 10 >hshoe is 2 each >boot is 1 each
1 + 10 * 2 = 10 + 10 + 1 = 21 (it's not fucking (1+10) * 2) stop ignoring the difference between one and two objects
list of glorious faggots that got it: some anons arguing that one of the objects doesn't have to have half as much of a value as two do, this would be the thing the clever kid in elementary class says
you get extra points for attention
also props to those who thought about 2 objects being a multiplicative thingy of one object
some extra points to you too
Jordan Bailey
no, they're not. This was already solved. Also, pic doesn't need to state the obvious to be solved anyway. But that doesn't stop you from asking for the problem to be more "clear" right? I mean, everything has been handed to you to in life to this point. "how am I supposed to solve this by myself mom??"
Mason Gonzalez
h+h+h = 30 h+2s+2s = 18 2s - 2b = 2 b+h+s = ?
h+h+h = 30 3h = 30 h = 10
h+2s+2s = 18 10+4s = 18 4s = 8 s = 2
2s - 2b = 2 4 - 2b = 2 4 - 2 = 2b 2 = 2b 1 = b
b+h+s = ? 1+10+2 = ? 13 = ?
Luis Gonzalez
h+h+h = 30 h+2s+2s = 18 2s - 2b = 2 b+h*s = ?
h+h+h = 30 3h = 30 h = 10
h+2s+2s = 18 10+4s = 18 4s = 8 s = 2
2s - 2b = 2 4 - 2b = 2 4 - 2 = 2b 2 = 2b 1 = b
b+h*s = ? 1+10*2 = ? 21 = ?
Logan Green
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Ayden Ortiz
42 Its the answer to life.
Thomas Cooper
42 following BODMAS (which you should)
48 not following it.
Dylan Morgan
42 is the answer I was expecting from highschool underage fags. Read thread.
Jayden Cooper
The answer is 42 .
How are people this shit at maths?
Brandon Morales
Read and And GTFO.
Jeremiah Young
It's 21
James Hall
Oh boy.
Hunter King
> not posting 11 > americans confirmed
Kevin Howard
I don't know even where to begin. Hell, I don't even know what most of those symbols mean. This thread depresses me because I couldn't even answer right OP because I barely paid attention and hated math (wasn't taking into account you should multiply first cuz never fully understood why you should, for example). I only passed important tests at the very end of semester and barely.
But I'm genuinely curious about this problem because I want to change that. I want to start learning math by myself and get very fucking good at it because now I actually want to do it.
Any advice on where to begin this quest?
John Price
>Giraffe =10 >Horseshoe= 4 >Boot= 2 but that's wrong
Charles Torres
Give me a moment to make a post answering your questions.
Also: What is your previous math experience? >classes you took >concepts you understood >things that you found difficult
Isaac Watson
>11 how can anyone possible come with that? What's the train of thought??
Aaron Powell
This
Colton Ward
the only thing wrong in that post is that is not a Giraffe, it's a horse.
Isaac Foster
lol only one post with correct answer
faggots look carefully at the picture
in the final picture there is just one boot and one horseshoe[NOT TWO] you have to fucking consider that ITT AUTISTS
Matthew Allen
42
Xavier Foster
48
Juan Jones
if a horseshoe is 4, the second one is 1 giraffe (10) plus 4 horseshoes (16) which would be 26
one boot + one horse x times horseshoe = 1+(10x2) = 21 fucking retards
Bentley Martinez
overly complicated breakdown
h + h + h = 30 h * 3 = 30 30 / 3 = 10
10 + ss + ss = 18 18 - 10 = ss + ss ss + ss = 8 ss * 2 = 8 8 / 2 = 4 ss = 4
4 - bb = 2 bb = 4 - 2 bb = 2
----- Assumed b = bb / 2 b = 1 s = ss / 2 s = 2
b + h * s = ? b + (h * s) = ? 1 + (10 * 2) = 21
Benjamin Campbell
>Hell, I don't even know what most of those symbols mean I don't think I'd be able to explain what the symbols in my previous post mean in a way that would fully make sense. The basic idea of that question is to integrate, which is a generalized way to find an area.
∫ means 'sum of all' and d means 'little bits of'. So putting it all together we have ∫dx means 'sum of all the little bits of x', and if we sum (or put together) all the little bits of x then we just have x, which gives the simple formula ∫dx=x. Which is what Leibniz would have wrote without a constant.
To do the same procedure with a random shape we stick something in the middle ∫fdx, which basically reads 'sum all the little bits of x under f'. I'm not going to detail it any more than that, but it ends up looking like pic related.
>Any advice on where to begin this quest? Considering you don't know the reasoning behind the order of operations you should probably pick up a textbook on introductory college/highschool algebra and arithmetic. You should probably get a book on basic geometry too.
A geometric argument for why multiplication coming before addition can be thought of as follows: Consider two rectangles, one of side lengths a, b and another of side lengths a, c. The area of the rectangles are a*b and a*c respectively.
Now put the rectangles next to each-other so that they make one longer rectangle with side lengths a, b+c. Finding the area requires calculating a(b+c), but this new rectangle is just the two original ones next to each-other. From that we have a(b+c)=a*b+a*c, so multiplication distributes over addition. There are other reasons why too but this is visually appealing.
Adam Torres
42
Cooper King
>classes you took Let's say I wasn't there... my mind was just too busy trying to ignore my perpetual boner I had for checking out and fantasising with my classmates. >concepts you understood I understood every concept I put my head on, as I said, I didn't fail any course, but I don't really found any meaning or reason to retain the information, so I never made the connection from what I was learning and what I already, supposedly, "had to know".
>things that you found difficult Almost everything... but not difficult enough to not solve after "grinding" an specific subject. I had a lot of help from a friend(s) that knew they had to explain everything.
Now, a list of subjects that I already "should know":
Algebra Calculus Geometry and Topology Physics (lowest tier, I fucking suck here) Probability and Statistics...
And I'm sure I "learned" more topics... but I don't even know what the fuck are they called.
Thanks bro.
Alexander Long
much appreciated fampai, you helped a brother out today.
Joseph Miller
yeah, I know the answer is 21, my question was: HOW IN THE ACTUAL FUCK YOU COME UP WITH AN STUPID ANSWER OF THAT CALIBER.
Don't get me started on other retards saying >16 >18 >24 >13
COME.THE.FUCK.ON.
Asher Carter
(One boot)=1,(one horse)=10,(one horse shoe)=1 so 1+10=11 then 11×1=11
Samuel Diaz
>but I don't really found any meaning or reason to retain the information If you pursue physics then you'll have a reason, or you could do what I do and enjoy doing math just because.
All the topics you listed are good except for maybe topology (not that I'd discourage you from eventually learning it). It's just that topology has lots of prerequisites.
Point set topology requires: >set theory >real analysis >group theory >complex variables >complex analysis
Algebraic topology requires: >set theory >real analysis >group theory >complex variables >complex analysis >calculus of manifolds >algebraic geometry >point set topology
Differential topology requires: >set theory >real analysis >group theory >complex variables >complex analysis >calculus of manifolds >algebraic geometry >point set topology >differential forms >theory of categories >more stuff I don't even fucking know about
I'd say good luck but I think one needs perseverance more then luck. So persevere and don't stop teaching yourself, you can spend like 15 minutes on math a day and think about little problems while you do other things over the course of a year and make a lot of headway.
Nolan Ortiz
but horseshoes values was 4 (in the first 2 frames), and then there is only one horseshoe in the last frame, so 4-2= 2.
Blake Barnes
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James Hughes
48
Matthew Phillips
let me asure you something my friend, you didn't waste your time with this posts, I genuinely was asking for what you just provided, I even screen-caped your post for further reference. I'm gonna place some goals based on it I hope to reach by what is left from this month and the end of the next. And I will cover every topic listed by the end of this year, so wish me luck and what can I say other than...
Thank you.
Gabriel Martin
21 niggers shit
Joseph Diaz
π
Carter Allen
>And I will cover every topic listed by the end of this year That's very unrealistic if you don't have a basic math foundation, if you try to do all that you'll just end up stressing yourself out and not living up to your goals. You'd need to work in smaller increments; start with basic algebra and geometry then work your way into trigonometry and calculus. Give yourself a year or two to do that if needed.
All that topology, advanced calc, and analysis stuff takes years to build up to after you have a basic math foundation that you'd get in high school, and a lot of it isn't seen until graduate mathematics. But that doesn't mean you can't eventually o it.
So start small and dream big, just don't put your end goals so close.
Nathaniel Cox
Also, do you have a steam account? If you'd like to continue discussion at another time then you can post a steam name.