Geometric shapes

Algebra Level 2

In the diagram shown above, the value of each shape is positive integer. Find A + B + C A+B+C .

Note:

The interpretation of the first row is: The sum of three squares and one star is five. The other rows and columns will follow.

7 11 9 5

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In column three, we can see that the sum is 4. Since there are already three squares, we can conclude that B B is also a square so that each square has a value of one (note that the smallest positive integer is 1). So in row 1, the value of one star is 5-3=2. In row two, the value of two triangles is 9-2-1=6. So one triangle is 3. In row three, the value of one circle is 10-2-1-3=4. So A A is 10-1-3-2=4 and C C is 12-2-3-3=4.

The desired answer is A + B + C = 4 + 1 + 4 = 9 A+B+C=4+1+4=\color{#D61F06}\boxed{9}

I beg to differ. I have found the same values for the symbols as you, yet I find A = 4, B = 1, C = 4. This sums up to 9. You used C = 10 -... Instead of 12 -...

Peter van der Linden - 3 years, 7 months ago

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