An easier maths puzzle to solve

OK another day of complete humiliation.

5x4=20 x2 =40
10x5=50x2=100
6x3=18x7=126

So answer is 126

Until the next reply

126

3x6=18
7x18=126

I tried to be kind, but apparently this is too easy for some.?

I will wait until later before awarding the ?????? and post a more difficult example. This is example is not controversial enough! ?

As people don't always read the whole thread, I will leave it for a bit.

Even I managed that one . Thanks keep them coming.

Blimey I got it right!!

Whitewavemark2 Tanith ??,
LullyDully, you didn't hand in your working! ?

Here is the next one.?

How about this then?
Three children are in a classroom
Their first names are Anne, Brian and Mary.
Surnames are Brown, White and Green
Their ages are 7, 9 and 10

Can you work out which is which with these clues.

Miss Brown is 3 years older than Mary.
The child with the surname White is 9

A miracle?

Leap year baby?

Miss AnneBrown = 10
Mary Green= 7
Brian White =9

Ann Brown 10
Brian White 9
Mary Green 7
?

I'm loving this. I've worked out the ages, it's the first names that I'm working on.?

Snap WWM2

Too slow!?

That's a lot of apples you are collecting, Whitewave.?

I'm leaving the classroom for a while, best behaviour children!

I have forgotten to take my medication.?

I’ll share them, you can have too much of a good thing?

Agree with Whitewave and Lisa. Easy Peasy

Miss Ann brown 10
Brian White 9
Mary gree 7

They are meant to be easy, to encourage posters to try. However, if you don't explain your answer, how do we know you actually worked it out???

Square = 3
Triangle =2
Circle = 4

4+3x2=14

for those that like this sort of thing, there is a free Ap called ‘Puzzle Page’. It has lots of different types of puzzles. The

Here is a sample

Oops

I am still puzzled about Mary as 1895 wasn't a Leap Year


I need another