So I have to solve this stumper:
triangle-square=circle
square+triangle=2 circle
circle*square=circle
circle=
square=
triangle=
It's due tomorrow!!!Please help.

Question

So I have to solve this stumper:
triangle-square=circle
square+triangle=2 circle
circle*square=circle
circle=
square=
triangle=
It's due tomorrow!!!Please help.

kkutie7 · Answer

If I were you I'd solve two equations for one thing... like circle for example and then plug the others into the one you didn't mess with... if that makes sense

dangerousjesse · Answer

Okay if circle$\times$square=circle then square=1

dangerousjesse · Answer

Or square could just = 0

dangerousjesse · Answer

Then all of them could just be 0.

anonymous · Answer

no they all can't be zero because the second sum is two digit

dangerousjesse · Answer

Or
triangle=3
square=1
circle=2

dangerousjesse · Answer

It's not two digit.

dangerousjesse · Answer

It's 2$\times$ circle.

anonymous · Answer

that's what the problem said

kkutie7 · Answer

triangle-square=circle   triangle-square=1
square+triangle=2   circle square+triangle=2(1)   square+triangle=2
circle*square=circle   square=circle/circle square=1

anonymous · Answer

but I didn't know who to type that so yeah

dangerousjesse · Answer

Can you copy and paste the entire thing?

anonymous · Answer

hold on

triciaal · Answer

I got the same result as @DangerousJesse

anonymous · Answer

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