Question

resolved

Answer 1

Could you explain how you got 35?

Answer 2

what topic does this come under?

Answer 3

I don't think there is an exact answer for this question.it depends on individual methods that
are impossible and correspond to the condition.

Answer 4

5÷3=43 or 34?

Answer 5

FFM: what topic is this? I've never come across equations like this.

Answer 6

Seems like some kind of logic puzzles where "÷" has another meaning.

Answer 7

oh I see - thx for the clarification

Answer 8

No problemo :)

Answer 9

If \( 5÷3=34\) then \(4÷2=20 \implies 4^2+2^2=20 \)
similarly \(2÷1=5 \implies 2^2+1^2=5 \)

then, \(7÷6=7^2 + 6^2 = 85 \)

Answer 10

so could you say that we have some function f defined as:\[f(x,y)\]and we are given:\[f(4,2)=20\]\[f(5,3)=43\]\[f(2,1)=5\]

Answer 11

I just remembered the best way to explain it to asnaseer, think about operator overloading in C++ :D

Answer 12

aha! - well put :)