Brain Out Level 75 Solution (Write Down A Two Digit Number)

Brain Out Can You Pass it Level 75 Answer or Solution

Brain Out Game Level 75 is Solved on this page, With detailed image and text hints. Just scroll below to find it.

Brain out: Please write down a 2 digit number according to the picture.

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Brain Out 75 Solution: 

Hint: What is the perimeter of this figure?

  • You can easily find the Perimeter, But One point you have to keep in mind that this figure is symmetric, means that right most side is also 10 unit in length.

  • (10+10)+(15+15)+(4+4)=58

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11 thoughts on “Brain Out Level 75 Solution (Write Down A Two Digit Number)

  • April 3, 2020 at 03:08
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    10+15+8+4+4+4+6+7=58
    You’re welcome

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  • December 11, 2019 at 10:51
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    Can we take a moment to point out that this shape is NOT symetrical

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    • February 15, 2020 at 09:00
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      Exactly! There really seems to be an L–shaped cutout from the entire box, and we aren’t given the width of the box’s side (the top of the form) before this cutout starts, the height of the first cut (across the 4), nor the width of the bottom piece (the line parallel to the 15 line). It’s visually asymmetrical, which is quite obvious, and besides this, math rules state a form is *not* to be assumed as such. Without these units of length, there is *no true way* to calculate its actual, legitimate perimeter.

      Personally, methinks the app creator needs to share how the answer is calculated/figured. Even if others may have been able to have come up with an explanation (I haven’t read their responses yet), I will still want the rationality and logic behind this level’s puzzle.

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  • November 29, 2019 at 00:54
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    But why the figure is symmetric? Do we just assume that out of nowhere?

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    • February 15, 2020 at 09:06
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      Math rules state we are not to do so. We are *not* given enough information to calculate a legitimate answer, so it must be just a random, d_mn number. (For anyone interested, if you haven’t seen my previous post above, read that for more information.)

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  • October 10, 2019 at 04:46
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    That’s a terrible way to solve it . It would be 15+15+10+7+7+4. Creating the second 4 is out of no where creates more work just so you can add 10 when you should just solve the puzzle the correct way and solve all sides

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    • November 22, 2019 at 11:57
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      No, it’s actually the best way to solve it, and without a doubt the quickest way. The reason why it’s 4+4 is because you’re accounting for the top side and right side perimeters as if it were complete, and once you do, you’ll notice 4+4 is unaccounted for, which is why you would need to add it to the total perimeter.

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      • December 16, 2019 at 02:32
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        This is wrong. The figure is not symmetric, and its perimeter is 62

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      • December 16, 2019 at 02:40
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        Damn, how can I delete this shitty nonsense

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    • February 15, 2020 at 09:24
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      Looks like you’re assuming the form is, in fact, symmetrical. Math rules state you cannot do that. It don’t even appear symmetrical with just looking at it. If the “L shape” wasn’t cut out, then I’d be more amenable to it being symmetrical, but it’s blatantly not there, so we’re not given anywhere near enough lengths of that cut L piece to glean its actual perimeter.

      My question, though, is: Where do the two 7s in Nich’s equation come from? There is *no* 7 shown as a unit of length. If the 7s come from the puzzle number, that isn’t right, either, because the directions state: “Please write down a 2-digit number according to the picture” — the puzzle is *not* part of said picture.

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