Only for super genius, who can solve these puzzles

[SociallyAwkwardFarax]

A is 4, the each smaller value lines opposite is multiplied by 4.
B is 26, the pattern here is shown in the first two equations. The 2nd equations first value is the sum of the above 3 & 5, whilst the 2nd value is the subtraction, this gives an answer double to the first equation. The 4th equation is half of the sum of the 3rd and half the subtracted value, so you half the value of the 3rd equation and hence the answers 26.
C is 4. The pattern is divide the sum of the values by 2.

 

[Caaro]

It ain’t that bro look closer

ohhh I get it, this guy made it seem like a math question. wtf. This is a logic puzzle not a math puzzle. It just so happens to include simple arithmetics.

 

[Abdisamad]

@SociallyAwkwardFarax and @Ayaanle well done guys

 

[Abdisamad]

Here's one more if you guys are feeling bored.

 

[SociallyAwkwardFarax]

81......

 

[BetterDaysAhead]

Com on brother you can do it..
Lets beat this 67 iq label.. I know my geeljire nation can do better I'm counting on you guys

It’s label is actually 68 sxb 67 is just too low

 

[SociallyAwkwardFarax]

Is this an app, I might download it for fun.

 

[LRW20]

81......

yeah its 81 this wasnt math at all

 

[Emoji]

Lol level 34 is 4 the rest I would do some other time IA

 

[Caaro]

B is 26, the pattern here is shown in the first two equations. The 2nd equations first value is the sum of the above 3 & 5, whilst the 2nd value is the subtraction, this gives an answer double to the first equation. The 4th equation is half of the sum of the 3rd and half the subtracted value, so you half the value of the 3rd equation and hence the answers 26.

Bro that's such a far-fetched conclusion using a crazy logic with tons of ideas. With that kind of mindset of no such thing as complexity I could give an infinite number of solutions by making up my own pattern. How about this solution.

3, 5 You get the 3 and the 5 and you stick them together to get 35. From there you get the first number, you add it to the least greatest number, and you subtract all that by your second number.In this case 3+3-5=1. so we must subtract our net total, 1, by 35. This gives us the answer of 34. Therefore 3, 4 = 34

next:
8, 2... same deal, stick them together you get 82. This time since we have a pair of even numbers logic tells us to do the opposite and use the greatest number, that is get the first number add the greatest number and subtract it by the second number, 8+8-2=14 so you must subtract 14 from 82. What do you get? That's 68. Therefore 8, 2 = 68

next:
4, 6. Stick them together you get 46, 4+6-4=6. So because of that we take 46 and add 6 because we flipped the roles of 4 and 6 so we must also flip the addition and subtraction to counteract it.

Following our logic 5,1 = 47

 

[LRW20]

Bro that's such a far-fetched conclusion using a crazy logic with tons of ideas. With that kind of mindset of no such thing as complexity I could give an infinite number of solutions by making up my own pattern. How about this solution.

3, 5 You get the 3 and the 5 and you stick them together to get 35. From there you get the first number, you add it to the least greatest number, and you subtract all that by your second number.In this case 3+3-5=1. so we must subtract our net total, 1, by 35. This gives us the answer of 34. Therefore 3, 4 = 34

next:
8, 2... same deal, stick them together you get 82. This time since we have a pair of even numbers logic tells us to do the opposite and use the greatest number, that is get the first number add the greatest number and subtract it by the second number, 8+8-2=14 so you must subtract 14 from 82. What do you get? That's 68. Therefore 8, 2 = 68

next:
4, 6. Stick them together you get 46, 4+6-4=6. So because of that we take 46 and add 6 because we flipped the roles of 4 and 6 so we must also flip the addition and subtraction to counteract it.

Following our logic 5,1 = 47

Im pretty sure you just square the two numbers then add them 5^2 + 1^2=26

 

[SociallyAwkwardFarax]

Bro that's such a far-fetched conclusion using a crazy logic with tons of ideas. With that kind of mindset of no such thing as complexity I could give an infinite number of solutions by making up my own pattern. How about this solution.

3, 5 You get the 3 and the 5 and you stick them together to get 35. From there you get the first number, you add it to the least greatest number, and you subtract all that by your second number.In this case 3+3-5=1. so we must subtract our net total, 1, by 35. This gives us the answer of 34. Therefore 3, 4 = 34

next:
8, 2... same deal, stick them together you get 82. This time since we have a pair of even numbers logic tells us to do the opposite and use the greatest number, that is get the first number add the greatest number and subtract it by the second number, 8+8-2=14 so you must subtract 14 from 82. What do you get? That's 68. Therefore 8, 2 = 68

next:
4, 6. Stick them together you get 46, 4+6-4=6. So because of that we take 46 and add 6 because we flipped the roles of 4 and 6 so we must also flip the addition and subtraction to counteract it.

Following our logic 5,1 = 47

Interesting method sxb, but you're wrong

 

[SociallyAwkwardFarax]

Im pretty sure you just square the two numbers then add them 5^2 + 1^2=26

That's very convincing, I used a weird method to come up with my answer

 

[Xasusi]

That's very convincing, I used a weird method to come up with my answer

Youre a robot, dont be ashamed

 

[Abdisamad]

Is this an app, I might download it for fun.

Look up for math riddles