Advanced Verbal Reasoning: Number Connections
In (5 [21] 8) and (3 [17] 7), the middle number is made from the outside numbers by the same rule. Leo the lion tests +, −, × and ÷ to find it (twice the second number, plus the first) and completes (4 [?] 6). Then crack a dividing rule yourself.
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1:46Verbal Reasoning: Number Connections in Brackets
3 (12) 4, 5 (20) 4, 6 (?) 3. Rosie the rabbit works out how the outside numbers make the number in the brackets (multiply them), checks the rule on both examples, then uses it to find 18. Then solve 9 (5) 4, 12 (7) 5, 15 (?) 6 yourself, and learn which rules to try first.