This is a nasty little play with numbers

MarkT

It took me about 4 minutes, does this say anything??? :ohmy:

Louise89

I think its the number of circles in each set!

The 0000= 4 gave it away for me

MarkT

Louise89 wrote: »

I think its the number of circles in each set!

The 0000= 4 gave it away for me

And here was me thinking I'd found something to test us

PGM

Louise89 wrote: »

I think its the number of circles in each set!

The 0000= 4 gave it away for me

You got it a lot faster tham me!

SarahJS

Just out of interest, how would a programmer solve this quicker than a graduate? I would have thought a programmer would be slower...

janwal

Decided I need to go back to Pre-school as I didn't get it at all :blushing:

MarkT

SarahJS wrote: »

Just out of interest, how would a programmer solve this quicker than a graduate? I would have thought a programmer would be slower...

Consider the language used in the picture - it then becomes no surprise that 'pre-schoolers' got it faster

MarkT

janwal wrote: »

Decided I need to go back to Pre-school as I didn't get it at all :blushing:

Look for each number that has a circle in it... The answer is 2

Louise89

Hehe, I like a good puzzle

speegs

2

PGM

I've been told off at work for sending that round, it's kind of a joke puzzle

mano

MarkT wrote: »

It took me about 4 minutes, does this say anything??? :ohmy:

That`s interesting, the Answer is 2