I need assistance on these questions, Make I no fall my hand in front of these kids


please help

11. B 12. A 13 . 1.
Add 4th and 1st no.. Divide it By the middle number to get the 2nd number

JayromWrites:
I need assistance on these questions, Make I no fall my hand in front of these kids


please help

I assume d examples in d 1st set of questions are fraught with errors......so I'll skip that.
For d 2nd set,
**11: 2 (b)
**12: 3 (A)
**13: 1

Xtraordinary2019:
11. B
12. A
13 . 1.

Add 4th and 1st no.. Divide it By the middle number to get the 2nd number

Thanks

richie240:

I assume d examples in d 1st set of questions are fraught with errors......so I'll skip that.
For d 2nd set,
**11: 2 (b)
**12: 3 (A)
**13: 1

Manage to solve the second one.. I guess the first example is wrong.. I'm having a headache already

JayromWrites:



Manage to solve the second one.. I guess the first example is wrong.. I'm having a headache already

Same here.
For primary maths, its not suppose to be as complex as that.
Most definitely, there must've bn a typographical error either from d author or d publisher.

richie240:

Same here.
For primary maths, its not suppose to be as complex as that.
Most definitely, there must've bn a typographical error either from d author or d publisher.

Thanks for the assistance

Here is a possible solution to the question

Lekhinyzs:
Here is a possible solution to the question

This is so on point. Well done!