Ya know what? I’ve decided to go with 5. If the top diagram represents 5 and no other information is given, it’s safe to assume 5 is represented by four squares in a square and that is only represented one time in the lower picture, so 5 it is. Lock it in.
actuality there are three different…
This is part of the personality test…
Logical inflexible mind .. only see it as a math or science problem.
a open-minded individual would see the number of squares as a whole…or how many different times you can make the original 4 squares fit into that square with one individual smaller Square being different…
A very flexible, adaptive mind would see and recognize multiple possible answers at once…
14
1.25 x 9
Or 4 x 5
Heh… I got a series of different answers, obviously I’m not on the right track. 10, 14, 10.25, 3sqrt3
If someone could post the solution that’ll be great, it just the answer, but the actual reasoning involved.
It’s interesting to see all the answers, it’ll be really interesting if someone made this into a poll. The distribution will probably produce a pattern of its own
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Its the square root of who gives a shit
I’m a math teacher the answer is 14 class.
It’s 10 if you look at the top one, it has 4 on the inside 1 whole square. The bottom has 9 on the inside and 1 whole square.
Lol it’s 10 if four squares are equal to 5 then 8 squares no matter the grid would be 10
Ya know what? I’ve decided to go with 5. If the top diagram represents 5 and no other information is given, it’s safe to assume 5 is represented by four squares in a square and that is only represented one time in the lower picture, so 5 it is. Lock it in.
I agree with 11.25. Each square at the top had the value of 1.25.
actuality there are three different…
This is part of the personality test…
Logical inflexible mind .. only see it as a math or science problem.
a open-minded individual would see the number of squares as a whole…or how many different times you can make the original 4 squares fit into that square with one individual smaller Square being different…
A very flexible, adaptive mind would see and recognize multiple possible answers at once…
14
1.25 x 9
Or 4 x 5
21. There is 4 of the top square that equals 5 which would be 20 plus the one large square is 21. Doesn’t matter if it overlaps.
I think it’s the total number squares. 14 for the second square.
14! Definitely 14, there’s definitely 14 sqaures there, definitely 14. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14! Yup, definitely 14. 14!
You have a square with 4 squares inside of it which make a total of 5, the bottom has 10 ! The answer is 15. Old school 😜
How many squares on top? They give you the answer. How many squares on the bottom? That’s all there is to it, and the answer is NOT 10.
14…….pay attention.
That’s what I say no one should vote if they didn’t get it. Tell the democrats no dead people voting.
Happy hour… the answer is always happy hour. Free tacos
I’m 55 soon to be ,56 ,always hated math but was 1 off in this. But I think that’s maybe a C so ….
If 4 squares is equal to 5…..then each square represents 1.25…….by 9 squares…11.25…or count all squares and then the final number is 14.
Top is 5. The same set is in the bottom figure × 4 so 4×5=20.
Heh… I got a series of different answers, obviously I’m not on the right track. 10, 14, 10.25, 3sqrt3
If someone could post the solution that’ll be great, it just the answer, but the actual reasoning involved.
It’s interesting to see all the answers, it’ll be really interesting if someone made this into a poll. The distribution will probably produce a pattern of its own
It is 14. How many boxes are there with in and including the box?
I’d say 14
Can’t be anything but 14
You count the inner squares and then the outer square that contains them all is also a square so it would be 10
!0..!! Why would U people add the top and bottom boxes together? That was Not the Question!! GET real..!! lol
Come on boys and girls I was doing these test at 11+
first came up with 12 the number of crossing not counting the corners then 14 the number of squares
Core math has sucked the last brain cell outta everyone!
14 & 10 are the going answers, I’ll go with 10
14 the correct answer is 14
15 The reason the first one is 5 is you count the surrounding box giving the 5. The next one is 9 plus 1 (outside box) = 10 so 5+10= 15.
This isn’t just about math…
This is about how many squares… It’s a visual riddle
Ya the second answer is 10
10 is bottom square and 5 top square so both together are 15
There is no question, why is it that u are all counting the squares.. 😂😂😂
I’m going to say why am I seeing this pointless crap in the first place
14 is the correct response.
The correct answer is yes!
It all depends on how you look at it. Enough said.
9 inside boxes, 1 perimeter, 4 in the corners ( draw box around each 4 in the corners)…. That’s 14 total
I see double i think there is 44
I’d say 10 but I suck at math only because there are 10 squares.
With all these different answers , who the hell is teaching these days ???????
10 1 big box+9 small boxes it’s 14 if you add the top and bottom boxes
11.25 each square is worth 1.25 time 9 = 11.25..
Think as in money. Each square has a value of 1.25
As in a dollar and a quarter.
10 squares 9 small squares inside one big Square which makes 10
Their are 5 square in the top picture… I count 14 in the bottom ….=14
The only question is, can you solve this? Maybe the answer is only yes or no..😂😂😂😂
14, back to math class if you can’t see it!
I slept at a Holiday Inn Express last night! So I’m not telling you all the right answer!