Curious about your strategy for #4... around 4:30. As for the question posed at around 5:35 or so, none of those answers can be correct, assuming they are the available answers for all boxes. None of them make the required outcome of 13, for example. And if they do not represent all available answers (as I do not believe they do) then none of the answers can be chosen as correct as the remaining available numbers would be basically an infinite set. PS - I stopped at this point.
Hey! Love the engagement! Ok, for the verbal reasoning: to go from W to B, you move 5 spaces. 5 spaces from A is F. Same logic is applied to the second letter. As for the math riddle… the answers are choices for box “B”, not all other boxes 😉
Curious about your strategy for #4... around 4:30.
As for the question posed at around 5:35 or so, none of those answers can be correct, assuming they are the available answers for all boxes. None of them make the required outcome of 13, for example. And if they do not represent all available answers (as I do not believe they do) then none of the answers can be chosen as correct as the remaining available numbers would be basically an infinite set.
PS - I stopped at this point.
Hey! Love the engagement!
Ok, for the verbal reasoning: to go from W to B, you move 5 spaces. 5 spaces from A is F. Same logic is applied to the second letter.
As for the math riddle… the answers are choices for box “B”, not all other boxes 😉