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Mathematics as a subject is very much if you know the fundamentals of mathematics very well. I found many students loving it and many students do not like Mathematics as a subject at all. The difference comes in understanding the fundamentals of this subject. If Mathematics can be taught interestingly then it's always fun to solve mathematical problems. It becomes great fun to solve mathematically logical problems. Here are some of the math logic problems for high school students. Hopefully, it will be fun learning for students.
How to Solve Logic Maths Puzzles
There are five mathematical logical problems. In these puzzles, few IF statements are given and one has to solve this IF pattern and after solving this one has to solve the THEN statement. Let us see how many of these puzzles you can solve quickly?
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| 1. Math Logic Number Brain Teaser for Teens |
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| 2. Logical Math Mind Twister Riddle for Students |
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| 3. Math Logic Number Equation Puzzle Question |
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| 4. Math Logic Puzzle to Challenge Your Brain |
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| 5. Math Logical Puzzle for Teens in High School |
16 comments:
Anyone solved #3? I cannot figure it out and wonder if there is a mistake.... :)
Answer for #3 is 30. Logic in this puzzle is A*(A+1)=B
Answers Link for all these Maths Logic Problems is provided now.
50
2-30
3-40
Answer is 72
ans
for 1 is 50
for 2 is 129
for 3 is 30
for 4 is 40
for 5 is 79
I disagree. For 2 should be 1 because if 1=5, then 5=1.
1=4
5=35
I think that it is 50 by the way I am eleven
@Naomi,
Nice to see you solving puzzles and brainteasers at the small age of eleven. Hope you enjoyed the puzzles on this website. Looking forward to more comments and feedback from you.
I do these even though I am in 5th grade
I am in Elemantery 5th grade and solve these without spending more then 30 sec. Maybe trey renaming the title.
I agreed with solutions: 1/50-2/129-3/30-4/40.-5/79
I don't know but my answer is 118
Prove,
1=5 (5-1=4)
2=12 (12-2=10)
3=31 (31-3=28)
4=68 (68-4=64)
Okk so the gaps between the
Results are(10-4=6,28-10=18,and 64-28=36)
The results are 6,18 and 36. And if we put this on the table 6 then we found 1,3,6 so the next will be 9.
Means 9*6=54
64+54=118
Hence,
5=118 (proved)
50