Just three minutes a day, it is easy to train the brain and make life full of joy and pleasure.
Hello everyone, I am a wise life. Today's game is the 24-point math challenge. Today, I would like to share with you the questions that I found more difficult when I was doing them.
See if you can solve these three problems in less than three minutes.
First of all, let's go back to the rules.
- 1. Use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to make a given number four equal to 24. And each number can only be used once.
- 2. You have to do your own calculations. No other ancillary software may be used
- 3. Be sure to complete the challenge within the allotted time. Otherwise, the challenge will fail.
Question 1: 1, 2, 6, 12. The first minute.
I would like to summarize this question as follows:
A single solution to a problem shows the limits of thinking.
Having two methods of solving problems reflects the difference in ability.
Mastering three or more problem-solving strategies demonstrates agility and wisdom.
It took me about a minute to come up with two solutions.
Question 2: 4, 6, 10, 10. The second minute.
It took me a minute to think of three different solutions to this question.
The use of only one strategy for solving this problem implies a rigidity in thinking.
Be able to use two methods to solve problems, and have a certain ability to solve problems.
More than three problem-solving techniques show a high degree of creativity and intelligence.
Question 3: 1, 4, 9, 11 last minute.
The three questions shared today have multiple solutions.
Here's what I've learned:
Knowing only one trick is like walking on only one leg, and it is easy to trip.
It can do two tricks, like walking on two legs, although it is steady, but not fast enough.
Mastering three or more moves is like having wings, allowing you to fly higher and see farther.
So our thinking can't be limited. Have the ability to draw inferences.
Thank you, I am a wise life, and we will see you next time!