Question

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Answer 1

Hmm. Interesting, are you multiplying here?

Answer 2

Hmm, fair enough.

Answer 3

So, I did,
let c = circle
let t = triangle

So t*c^2 = 62
So t*c = 36
So t^2 = ?

t = 36/c

Then t*c^2 = 62> (36/c)*c^2 = 62
c = 62/36 = 1.72

Then t*c = 36
So t = 36/c = 36/1.72= 20.93

So t^2 = 438.0649

Answer 4

How come, it works :D

Answer 5

triangle = 648/31
square = 31/18

Answer 6

Sounds like someone is in denial

Answer 7

Hmm.

Answer 8

Well, maybe you made a mistake and meant 72 instead of 62

Answer 9

Fine, How about this:

t+2o = 62
t+o=36

t=62-2o
t = 36-o
t = 26
o = 10

Then 2t = 52

So T T = 52

Answer 10

I guess I'm just assuming these objects are being muliplied

Answer 11

@Luis_Rivera, is this right?

Answer 12

Hmm, so am I close on the ending?

Answer 13

Since it could possible be T*T = 676 so, multiplication instead of addition

Answer 14

Hmm, so I guess my addition assumptions right.

Answer 15

Touche.

Answer 16

t + 2s = 62
t + s = 36

s = 26
t = 10

t + t = 20

Answer 17

Dman, I mixed up o and t..

Answer 18

Nice job