ABCthings:
The answer should be around 30 degrees

Mrshape:

Not correct your diagram did not prove such

ABCthings:
Which part of the diagram is wrong?

Pchikaodili:
please who can solve this

Mosopzy22:

Which?



2

Osyxcel:

1 is the answer, I think.

Thehumanlloydl:
0

kkash:
Answer is 1

Mosopzy22:
Mr shape, can u pls help me with this.

Mrshape:

I did not see any wrong value.
At the same time I was unable to see your answer because the information you brought out was not sufficient for me to draw conclusion.
Please be specific on how you go 30

ABCthings:
By measurement?

BTW, when are you posting the answer. I think there is a law on trigonometry that I forgot prob. because I never really understood it.

Mrshape:

Measurement is not an accurate way to solve geometry, it might not give you the exact answer unless you know a lot of details

ABCthings:
Last resort, by measurement.

BTW, when are you posting the answer. I think there is a law on trigonometry that I forgot prob. because I never really understood it.

Soneh:

I'm coming

Pchikaodili:


can you show work??

Osyxcel:


Using the three circles we know the answer, we can deduce the following sequence.

Circle 2 (right) = 2 x (5 - 3) = 4
Circle 3 (left) = 6 - (9 - 4) = 1
Circle 4 (right) = 3 x (5 - 4) = 3

You can see that the circles on the right follow the same sequence, hence, the ones on the left should follow the same sequence too. Therefore:

Circle 1 (left) = 4 - (6 - 3) = 1

That's what I think should be the answer. I may be right or wrong.

Osyxcel:


Using the three circles we know the answer, we can deduce the following sequence.

Circle 2 (right) = 2 x (5 - 3) = 4
Circle 3 (left) = 6 - (9 - 4) = 1
Circle 4 (right) = 3 x (5 - 4) = 3

You can see that the circles on the right follow the same sequence, hence, the ones on the left should follow the same sequence too. Therefore:

Circle 1 (left) = 4 - (6 - 3) = 1

That's what I think should be the answer. I may be right or wrong.

Osyxcel:


Using the three circles we know the answer, we can deduce the following sequence.

Circle 2 (right) = 2 x (5 - 3) = 4
Circle 3 (left) = 6 - (9 - 4) = 1
Circle 4 (right) = 3 x (5 - 4) = 3

You can see that the circles on the right follow the same sequence, hence, the ones on the left should follow the same sequence too. Therefore:

Circle 1 (left) = 4 - (6 - 3) = 1

That's what I think should be the answer. I may be right or wrong.

Mrshape:
While you are safe in your house.
No need to be following back to back the number of people that died you are not NCDC
The information will be useful to mortician.

If you are not one of them remove your mind from corona virus figures and place it on this figure you will have good results

a lot have Tried it, some think it is not possible to solve it
Mynd44 lalasticlala

Stay Safe

michlins:
Coronavirus figures is better

Mrshape:

You applied different operation to the circle 3.
It is not accepted

Pato5:

In quantity logic like this, the same rule apply to all if the rule is correct.

Pchikaodili:


thanks bro
but I believe all the circles are supposed to follow same method of solving

Osyxcel:


The answer is 60

Osyxcel:


Okay. What is the answer and how should it be solved?

Mrshape:
While you are safe in your house.
No need to be following back to back the number of people that died you are not NCDC
The information will be useful to mortician.

If you are not one of them remove your mind from corona virus figures and place it on this figure you will have good results

a lot have Tried it, some think it is not possible to solve it
Mynd44 lalasticlala

Stay Safe