Using Mathematics many different types of puzzles can be created. In some of these Maths Brain Teasers, one has to find the missing number. In some of the Math Puzzles, one has to find the next number in the series. In some of the Maths Picture Puzzles, one has to solve the Mathematical equations where variables are represented by different symbols. Today's Maths IQ Questions are based on Mathematical equations.
How to Solve Maths IQ Questions
In each of these Maths Brain Teasers, some Mathematical equations are given. Using these equations you have to find the value of different variables in these equations and then solve the last equation.
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| 1. Can you solve this New Year Maths equation? |
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| 2. Can you solve these Maths Equations? |
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| 3. Can you solve this Maths Picture Puzzle? |
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| 4. Can you solve these shapes in Maths Puzzle? |
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| 5. Can you solve this Maths Picture Equation? |
Answers to Maths IQ Questions
You need good Mathematical knowledge to solve these Maths Picture Equation Puzzles. Do check out below Mentioned Maths and Logic Puzzles to shake your brain.
List of Maths and Logical Puzzles
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- Math Brain Teasers with Answers: These are Maths Brain Teasers to find the logical pattern among given numbers and then solve it for the missing number.
- Tough Maths Puzzles Brain Teasers to Tickle Your Mind: Now it's time to solve some tough Maths Brain Teasers to twist your mind. Can you find the missing numbers in these puzzles?
- Tricky Maths Mind Game Brain Teasers with Answers and Explanations: If are able to solve above mentioned Maths Brain Teasers effortlessly, then these tricky Maths brain teasers are going to be challenging for you. Do check it out.
Answers to Maths IQ Questions
A1.Let us use the following symbols:
Clock...........L
Snowman.......S
Calendar.......C
L-S= 18...(1)
C- S = 6......(2)
C+ L= 28.....(3)
Subtracting eq (1) from (2)
C-L = -12......(4)
Adding eq (3) and (4)
2C= 16
C= 8, From eq (2) S=2
from (1), L=20
C+L+S= 30.
A2.
Let us use the following symbols:
S..........Star
N..........Snowman
P......... Penguin
S+N = 15...(1)
N+P=20....(2)
S-N=5....(3)
Adding equations (1) and (2)
2S = 20, S= 10
substituting the value of S in (1).
N=5
Substituting the value of N in (2)
P=15
Therefore S+N+P = 30
A3.
Let us use the following symbols:
C.........Cap
L.........Clock
N ........New year
Given:
CL+LN+NC=26..........(1)
CL+LN =18................(2)
C + N = 6.................(3)
Substituting value from (2) in (1).
NC= 8............(4)
From equation (3)
N= 6-C,
Substituting the value of N in (4)
(6 -C)x C=8,
C² - 6C+ 8 = 0
C²-4C-2C +8=0
C(C-4)-2(C-4)=0
C=2, C=4
If C=2, N=4 and if C=4, N=2 and
from eq (2)
CL+LN =18., 2L+4L=18, L= 3
CxLxN= 2x3x4 = 24.
A4.
14
Let me use the following notations for the figures
C........circle
P..........pentagon
T..........Triangle
Given
C+C+C=12..... 3C = 12.......(1)
C+P =19........ 4+P = 19....(2)
T-P = 10......... T- P = 10....(3)
From (1)... C = 4,
From (2).....P = 15
From (3)....T = 25
Therefore
C+T-P = 14
A5.
150
Let me use the following notations for the figures
S........star
C........circle
F.........flower
Given:
S x S x S = 27, S= 3...............(1)
S x S+ C= 14, 3x3 +C= 14....(2)
C x C +F= 35, ........................(3)
From (1), S=3
From (2), C=5
From (3) F=35-25= 10
Therefore, SxFxC= 3x10x 5= 150
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