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[JetRanger]

10?

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

Easy:

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

60

 

[bdalameda]

14?

 

[STripper]

10?

Well, I got 48, but I'm retired now so I don't really care.

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

Am I overthinking this….? I say 60 because:
3 pliers = 9 (so one pliers = 3) [W]
1 pliers plus a drill = 7 (so a drill = 4) [X]
1 drill minus a screwdriver = 1 (so a screwdriver = 3) [Y]
So 4 screwdrivers (4x3=12) plus a pliers (12+3=15) multiplied by a drill (15x4=60) [Z]
[4W+X] x Y = Z

 

[JetRanger]

Am I overthinking this….? I say 60 because:
3 pliers = 9 (so one pliers = 3) [W]
1 pliers plus a drill = 7 (so a drill = 4) [X]
1 drill minus a screwdriver = 1 (so a screwdriver = 3) [Y]
So 4 screwdrivers (4x3=12) plus a pliers (12+3=15) multiplied by a drill (15x4=60) [Z]
[4W+X] x Y = Z

Pliers=3
Drill=2
Screwdriver=1

4+3×2=4+(3×2)=4+6=10

Order of operation: multiplication & division before addition & subtraction.

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[bdalameda]

Am I overthinking this….? I say 60 because:
3 pliers = 9 (so one pliers = 3) [W]
1 pliers plus a drill = 7 (so a drill = 4) [X]
1 drill minus a screwdriver = 1 (so a screwdriver = 3) [Y]
So 4 screwdrivers (4x3=12) plus a pliers (12+3=15) multiplied by a drill (15x4=60) [Z]
[4W+X] x Y = Z

If you look closely on the second line that adds up to seven there are two drills not just one