Question

9+10=21

Answer 1

9=3*3
10=2*5

Answer 2

let me show you the proof jeez

Answer 3

now where was i? oh yea

9 = 3x3
10= 5x2
3 (from 3x3) x 5 (from 5x2) = 15
3 (from 3x3) x 2 (from 5x2) = 6
15+6=21

9+10=21 confirmed

Answer 4

My god O_O I was so wrong..

Answer 5

1+1 =11 how ??

Answer 6

LOL this is cool :)

Answer 7

nnesha thats like saying 5+5=55 how?? -.-

Answer 8

nope

Answer 9

yeah you can say that

Answer 10

:P

Answer 11

those are 2 completely different equations @kidrah69

Answer 12

i know but the way they are solved are the same

Answer 13

yeah 5+5 =55 how ?

Answer 14

:P its saying 5 PLUS 5 = 55 so if u add a 5 next to a five u get 55 :P

Answer 15

what about 1+1 =11?

Answer 16

same concept

Answer 17

Same way there are 2 ones next to each other :P 1 PLUS 1 add a 1 next to one yep same concept

Answer 18

add 5 nah
nah

Answer 19

nah

Answer 20

@Awolflover1

Answer 21

(ab)(cd)
ac+cd

Answer 22

Think you made up some math there

Answer 23

cb or cd ?

Answer 24

\[(3*3)+(5*2)\]
\[3(1*1)+5(1*\frac{ 2}{ 5 })\]

Answer 25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSzK9HR2-cc

Answer 26

lies

Answer 27

heres the proof

Answer 28

Nice formula, apart from the actual mathematical world.

Answer 29

You guys are all stupid. 9+10 is obviously 2.35.

Answer 30

here is base of numbers adding is not 10 Q. is not written right give the base and i solve it

Answer 31

You're saying that:

\(\sf ab + cd = e\)

then:

\(\sf ac + bd = e\)


Plug in some numbers...

\(\sf a=3 \\ b=5 \\c=4\\d=6 \\e=39\)

So:

\(\sf (3)(5) + (4)(6) = 39\)
\(\sf 15+ 24 = 39\)

then:

\(\sf (3)(4) + (5)(6) = 39\)
\(\sf 12+30 = 39\)
\(\sf 42 \neq 39\)

It doesn't work... nice try though mate.