Question

If 1+2=5
3+4 =19
5+6=41 then
1+3=?

Answer 1

10

Answer 2

@uri Help me Madam.

Answer 3

the second term in each of the expressions is squared then added to the first.
for example 1+2=4
the second term is 2... square this... this gives 4... now add it to the first term, which is 1.
so 4+1=5

Answer 4

1 + 2 is not equal to 5

Answer 5

@perl this is a sequence of numbers and you must figure how it is so..
see my post above for explanation

Answer 6

@goformit100 do you get it?

Answer 7

Please give the detailed explanation

Answer 8

i have already done so ...five posts up

Answer 9

@goformit100 if you still do not understand it.. i shall re-explain

Answer 10

sure please

Answer 11

so the answer is 10

Answer 12

the first example is
1+2=5..
the second term is 2..
square this number..this gives 4
now add the first term, which is 1, to 4.
1+4 =5

the second example follows the same principle

Answer 13

3+4 =19

take the secon term, which is 4
now square this term. 4^2=16
now add 16 to the first term in the expression(3)
so 3+16=19