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This iq test is harder
Solve this your iq is above 115
Show your reasoning below
 
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Bump
 
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67 lol hahahaha
 
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25 max
 
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55

Add everything together
 
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Now people are trolling since this one is way harder than the last one :lul:
 
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the answer is 90
 
Damn where did all the high iq people go? lets hear some solutions boyos
 
because of strögun’s law of matter and relativity, it’s easy to do a formula with it to guess it.

You can also do it with Darren J. Jr. law of metaphysics.
 
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4 + 3 + 2 + 36 + 1 + 8 + 6 + 5 + 3 + 8 = 76
hey guys let me just add numbers together herp derp. great solution you found there bud
 
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This iq test is harder
Solve this your iq is above 115
Show your reasoning below
As of right now, I'm guessing that the colours mean the numbers have diff properties, the total of the numbers are roughly simmilar for each row, so I'm assuming most totals were reached through some form of addition. There's definitely some link between higher numbers is higher total, idk if the colours have properties individually but I doubt it
 
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As of right now, I'm guessing that the colours mean the numbers have diff properties, the total of the numbers are roughly simmilar for each row, so I'm assuming most totals were reached through some form of addition. There's definitely some link between higher numbers is higher total, idk if the colours have properties individually but I doubt it
You are so close
 
As of right now, I'm guessing that the colours mean the numbers have diff properties, the total of the numbers are roughly simmilar for each row, so I'm assuming most totals were reached through some form of addition. There's definitely some link between higher numbers is higher total, idk if the colours have properties individually but I doubt it
my god, someone with an iq
 
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fuck u and ur tests u fucking retard
just random numbers atp
 
112?
 
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It’s 112. row total = column total
910-798 = 112
I’m assuming it has something to do with colour but idk.
 
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It's 121
 
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My current theory is that the colour with the lowest total is multiplied by some value of the others, it's weird thought cause I can't find anything with the far left one that works
While your theory isn't quite right because the colors don't multiply or interact with each other, you are definitely on the right track by realizing that the colors themselves hold a secret mathematical value.

I will give you a hint, Instead of looking at how the colors connect across the whole grid, try treating each individual color as a fixed multiplier (like a point system from 1 to 5) that only multiplies the number sitting directly inside
 
While your theory isn't quite right because the colors don't multiply or interact with each other, you are definitely on the right track by realizing that the colors themselves hold a secret mathematical value.

I will give you a hint, Instead of looking at how the colors connect across the whole grid, try treating each individual color as a fixed multiplier (like a point system from 1 to 5) that only multiplies the number sitting directly inside
I like this nigga the only guy actually thinking
 
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While your theory isn't quite right because the colors don't multiply or interact with each other, you are definitely on the right track by realizing that the colors themselves hold a secret mathematical value.

I will give you a hint, Instead of looking at how the colors connect across the whole grid, try treating each individual color as a fixed multiplier (like a point system from 1 to 5) that only multiplies the number sitting directly inside
yeah basically assign a value to each color

blue= x3 multiplier
red=x4 multiplier

etc..

but even then its hard to find the right combination because you have 5 variables
 
Dude it's 90 or 112

I can't get the numbers you said

I'll try in a hour again

Because I'm at the doctor
 
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This iq test is harder
Solve this your iq is above 115
Show your reasoning below
i'm guessing the colors multiply

so we are solving an equation like
15R+4G+11Y+3B+11P=92
9R+13G+3Y+8B+5P=80
16R+6G+11Y+3B+8P=89
9R+G+10Y+16B+10P=98
21R+2G+10Y+7B+5P=91
put the coefficients into a matrix, multiply by the variable matrix [R G Y B P], set equal to solution matrix [92 80 89 98 91]
you'll get variable values (you will get no solutions if colors isn't the actual solution)
36B+9R=X (we are solving for X)
plug in B and R from the matrix, you get X, our answer

[15 4 11 3 11][R] [92]
[9 13 3 8 5][G] [80]
[16 6 11 3 8][Y] = [89]
[9 1 10 16 19] [98]
[21 2 10 7 5][P] [91]

can i use a calculator or do i have to solve the matrix out in my head
 
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While your theory isn't quite right because the colors don't multiply or interact with each other, you are definitely on the right track by realizing that the colors themselves hold a secret mathematical value.

I will give you a hint, Instead of looking at how the colors connect across the whole grid, try treating each individual color as a fixed multiplier (like a point system from 1 to 5) that only multiplies the number sitting directly inside
Wait then how's this a iq test it's just lots of calculations. Correct me if I'm wrong
 
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hm
 
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i'm guessing the colors multiply

so we are solving an equation like
15R+4G+11Y+3B+11P=92
9R+13G+3Y+8B+5P=80
16R+6G+11Y+3B+8P=89
9R+G+10Y+16B+10P=98
21R+2G+10Y+7B+5P=91
put the coefficients into a matrix, multiply by the variable matrix [R G Y B P], set equal to solution matrix [92 80 89 98 91]
you'll get variable values (you will get no solutions if colors isn't the actual solution)
36B+9R=X (we are solving for X)
plug in B and R from the matrix, you get X, our answer

can i use a calculator or do i have to solve the matrix out in my head
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhĥhh niceee
 
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i'm guessing the colors multiply

so we are solving an equation like
15R+4G+11Y+3B+11P=92
9R+13G+3Y+8B+5P=80
16R+6G+11Y+3B+8P=89
9R+G+10Y+16B+10P=98
21R+2G+10Y+7B+5P=91
put the coefficients into a matrix, multiply by the variable matrix [R G Y B P], set equal to solution matrix [92 80 89 98 91]
you'll get variable values (you will get no solutions if colors isn't the actual solution)
36B+9R=X (we are solving for X)
plug in B and R from the matrix, you get X, our answer

can i use a calculator or do i have to solve the matrix out in my head
Yeah you can use since your only one genuinely trying it
 
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I don’t fucking know nigger
 
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While your theory isn't quite right because the colors don't multiply or interact with each other, you are definitely on the right track by realizing that the colors themselves hold a secret mathematical value.

I will give you a hint, Instead of looking at how the colors connect across the whole grid, try treating each individual color as a fixed multiplier (like a point system from 1 to 5) that only multiplies the number sitting directly inside
I was trying a simultaneous equation to do this but if it's 1to 5 it's propably fine
 

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