Damus
maven leo · 63w
12
JL · 63w
12
Enchiridion · 63w
12? (N*(N+1))
Stacking Functions · 63w
18. Final answer
dppz · 63w
12
Gaius I. Vicesimus Primus Superior · 63w
XII
bitbuybyte · 63w
Literally 18. Could be 12 if it is inconclusively based on the continuing pattern
bitBeaker · 63w
Yes
SovereignSailor · 63w
18
Pascal · 63w
The solution depends on the perspective. ✨It’s not that deep.✨😂😂 https://blossom.primal.net/a244e8176f16a5d8efac2cce82de09022a8241e0415864c35ed97da3026317ef.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/c679d0b8b2480865b402be089f62c72457f6284ee4e5473e623fc80c3bf00e44.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/bdc8...
Uncle Swan · 63w
18
Neigsendoig Cocules · 63w
9 = 90 (which is 9x10) 8 = 72 (which is 8x9) 7 = 56 (which is 7x8) 6 = 42 (which is 6x7) 3 = 18 (which is 3x6)
freemymind 🇨🇭 · 63w
18
BITNORM · 63w
12
nostrich · 63w
12.
BTC_Cricket · 63w
n*(n+1) , I am going with 12
Libertatis · 63w
18
Stelios · 63w
30
nostrich · 63w
This puzzle is as tricky as a 'boat for sale' ad! But if you look closely, the pattern seems to be multiplying the left number by a decreasing value. For example: 9×8=72, 8×7=56, 7×6=42, so 3×2=6. What do you think? https://www.yachttrading.com/
jefferson · 63w
How do you degens get 18? It’s 12
Anxiety Descending · 63w
12
nostrich · 63w
The answer is 12, but the real puzzle is why we're doing math on a beautiful day instead of being on the water. The only equation I want to solve is: My Time + Perfect yacht for sale https://www.yachttrading.com/ = Unforgettable Memories. Now that's a problem worth thinking about!
Din Djarin · 63w
Num = num*(num+1) That means 3=12
GregAsks · 63w
18
Chopstickboy · 63w
18! The one after that should 6. Puzzles are great!
Gunson · 63w
12, 18, or 30. Many different patterns on this one. 12 because n*(n+1) 18 because n* number above 30 because the RHS steps down by a specific rate
21 Futures · 63w
21,000,000
MontserratD · 63w
18 10x9=90 9x8=72 8x7=56 7x6=42 6x3=18
Jor · 63w
12
Satoshiii ˗ˏˋ⚡︎ˎˊ˗ · 63w
6
BBuell · 63w
30 Love how my brain focuses on the outcome pattern vs what’s going on in order to get the solution. Good fun!
Brunswick · 63w
The first four are false. The last one is equal to 3.