Could someone please help me with this question?
(the center one)
Off Topic question: You get points if you leave something blank? LOL.
1, 3, 11, 13, 21, 23....
Continue that pattern up to 150.
@Sepeario
@Azteck , yea, it's a hard exam, so they do that, lol. and i've been trying to think of a simple solution, but I cant, I think you might just have to go one at a time. so you have 1 3 and then you have a big jump, because you can ad (2+2+2+5). On the other end of the spectrum, you can't have 154, or 152. but besides that, I think you're golden, So it would just be those 4 numbers
Yep. I forgot about that being 30 questions. Yeah you're on the ball.
Wait but you can't have 154 or 152 anyway....
yea, thats what the questoin was asking, how many numbers cant you have. Its 1 and 3 on the left side, and then 154 and 152 on the right, so there are a total of 4 numbers in total :)
The maximum score is 150.
152 and 154 is over 150.
oh crap, i mean 149 and 147, my bad >.<
>>11, 13, 21, 2311, 13, 21, 23 Why are these impossible scores?
can you have 1 point? Wher can you get 1 point?
you can't, the 4 solutions you cant get are 1, 3, 147, and 149.
do you halve points from blank answers or something. Don't think there's a rule for that. xD
@Azteck How do you get a score of 143 ?
You misread the question mate.
You must state the scores that are NOT possible!
huh. well, what do you konw, there are a couple more on the other end of the spectrum, pellet >.< you can't get 143.
and I said continue the pattern 1, 3, 11, 13 all the way up to 150.
lets see, 144, 145, 147 are good, 149, 148, 146, 143 are not.
And plus what Khushal said about the last two numbers.
however, 11 and 13 both work @Azteck
I think the answer is 6 total. 1, 3, 143, 146, 148, and 149
Dang, then it's just 1, 3 and the last three numbers you stated.
last 4** lol
Yeah, you're correct Khushal.
>>you can't, the 4 solutions you cant get are 1, 3, 147, and 149. -------------------- Okay, I'm looking at the above as the four scores you cannot get. I claim that is not correct and to offer evidence of that incorrectness, I claim that you cannot get a score of 143 on the test. I don't think I misread that but it is possible.
@Directrix, i corrected myself, no worries, thanks for catching my mistake :)
Ah yep. Apologies go to Directrix. My mistake.
>>> I think the answer is 6 total. 1, 3, 143, 146, 148, and 149 ----------------------- @Khushal_Shah I agree with those 6 unattainable scores.
@Azteck No worries. It is fun to discuss these problems.
Yeah, I went to fast thinking this question was pretty simple but it turned out the question was more than it seemed.
went too*
yea, I always hate questions like this. However, once you see that a combination of an odd number and an even number gives you most solutions, you realize it's only the numbers at either end that really matter :)
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Thanks @Directrix you've been really helpful to me lately!
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