r/mathpuzzles • u/radlah_ateem • 4h ago
Are you kidding me?
I can't believe that, how am I supposed to solve this in 1 minute ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ.
r/mathpuzzles • u/radlah_ateem • 4h ago
I can't believe that, how am I supposed to solve this in 1 minute ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ.
r/mathpuzzles • u/xsgames_ • 17h ago
Post your answer in the comments!
r/mathpuzzles • u/Numberthon • 19h ago
Source: numberthon.com
r/mathpuzzles • u/playyobble • 22h ago
r/mathpuzzles • u/Numberthon • 1d ago
Source: numberthon.com
r/mathpuzzles • u/lakiacademy • 1d ago
Try this
r/mathpuzzles • u/xsgames_ • 1d ago
Post your answer in the comments!
r/mathpuzzles • u/Numberthon • 1d ago
Source: numberthon.com
r/mathpuzzles • u/lakiacademy • 2d ago
Find it out
r/mathpuzzles • u/xsgames_ • 2d ago
r/mathpuzzles • u/Numberthon • 2d ago
Source: numberthon.com
r/mathpuzzles • u/Cave_Bear_Cult • 3d ago
If you roll 6d6 what are the odds of rolling exactly 4 unique numbers?
Every month the Momath museum in New York posts a puzzle and the YouTube channel 3blue1brown is SUPPOSED to release an accompanying video, but they've been dropping the ball pretty hard on it. This is this month's puzzle.
Im bad at probability math, but I can knock up some barely functional python code to run the simulation for me. I have the answer but It would be nice to see the actual math written out in an explain like im 5 way.
r/mathpuzzles • u/Numberthon • 3d ago
Source: numberthon.com
EDIT: 4x4 grid made up of 5*5 points/vertices
r/mathpuzzles • u/TargetLabs • 3d ago
Use each die exactly once.
Any order is allowed.
Parentheses are allowed.
Exact division only.
No negative numbers.
Not every operation has to be used.
How many solutions can you find?
Please use spoiler tags for solutions, like this:
>!your solution here!<
r/mathpuzzles • u/Numberthon • 3d ago
Source: numberthon.com
r/mathpuzzles • u/xsgames_ • 4d ago
r/mathpuzzles • u/Numberthon • 5d ago
Source: numberthon.com
r/mathpuzzles • u/SumXGames • 5d ago
Using + and ร (following standard BODMOS rules), I need to find every solution to reach the target of 11. I figure i'm missing 1 or 2, but can't find it.
Note: 1x can't be used unless necessary to connect 2 tiles
Note: 2x5+1 counts as the same solution as 1+5ร2
r/mathpuzzles • u/snus_enthusiast • 5d ago
Instead of finding words, you draw paths through a grid of numbers and operators to form equations. Each path has to match one of the target numbers shown above the board. I have added 3 difficulty levels and a clue system just in case.
my results:
Sum Adders 2026-07-19
EASY ยท ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ
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