Math puzzles are our favorite because they help improve cognitive abilities and help us see what problems we are good at solving other than the simple and straightforward ones! The question is: “If 1+4=5, 2+5=12, 3 +6=21, then what is 8+11=?” The riddle has left many people confused. Several people have shared their explanations on various public platforms about the answer “The answer is 96”. discussed many times on the question and answer platform, Quora. “There is a logic to solve this question which we can understand from the previous examples. The explanation is as follows: 1+4=5. This seems pretty obvious. But the next 2+5=12 will definitely confuse everyone here. So the logic to get the answer is First multiply the two numbers and then add the first number to the product. Let’s see 2+5 = (2×5)+2=10+2 =12 which is the answer we want. Next is 3+6= 21= (3×6)+3 =18+3= 21Main problem8+ 11= (8×11)+8= 88+8= 96So the correct answer to question 8+11= 96 .” The answer is 40″ Wait, 40 is also possible? answer, another person explained. 1+4=52+5=7+5=123+6=9+12=2111+8=19+21=40Some others have given answers like 41, 34. which are not based on the sample. So what do you think is the correct answer? Please share your views.
