You think you're so smart /sci/? Then answer this.

>>7964948
14?

20

>>7964948
16

16

>>7964957
>>7964948
Oh wait it could be anything, well rused my friend

As expected, lots of different answers from you retards.

>>7964963
Theres no way to determine the value of the single coconut so it could be any number

>>7964965
>I am a dumb whiner

>>7964948
Fruits aren't numbers you moron

>>7964967
Your mother was one.

>>7964966
Someone's mad

>>7964948
If 4 bananas are worth 4, and two coconuts are worth 2, I'm assuming 1 coconut or banana is worth 1. So 1 + 10 + 3 = 14

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>>7964954
>14?
LOL...
First response was right, but that didn't stop the rest of you from posting the wrong answers.
14 master race

16

>>7964975
No, actually it's 15, since there's only half of the coconut in the third sequence.

>>7964976
fourth* goddammit

A-am I wrong senpai?

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>>7964948
The only correct answer

>>7964978
>fourth* goddammit
>A-am I wrong senpai?
It IS a half coconut, not a fourth.
See >>7964971 for the correct answer (14), except he describes the coconut halves as "coconuts" not "coconut halves".

it will end in a decimal. 14.12

>>7964948
Are you for real?

>1
3x = 30
x = 10

>2
x + 2y = 18
2y = 18
y = 9

>3
y - z = 2
z = 7

>4
z + x + y = 26

How i this hard again?

>>7964981
I was correcting 'third sequence'

We're also not noticing that there are only three bananas.

>>7964983
>x + 2y = 18
>2y = 18

2y doesn't equal 18, it equals 8.

>>7964983
>>2
>>x + 2y = 18
>>2y = 18
>>y = 9

lol, nice maths mate

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>>7964976
Well sheeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiit

>>7964983
Man please be troll

>x = 10
>x + 2y = 18
>2y = 18

Does not make sence

THERE ARE ONLY THREE BANANAS IN THE LAST PART, NOTICE THIS.

3a=30
a=10

8b=8
b=1

2c=2
c=1

a+b+c = 10+1+1

= 12

>>7965000

My bad, a+2b+c = 10+3+1

=14

12.5

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>>7964983

How did it all go so wrong

>>7964983
>>7964983
no retard

Apple + Apple + Apple = 30. So in Algebra, 3x=30. x=10.
The next one is x+2y=18. So 10+2y=18. y=4.
The next one is y-z=2. So 4-z=2. z=2.
That makes the last one z+x+y=?. So 1+10+3=14

don't do algebra again.

3a = 30 , A = 10
10 + 2b = 18, B= 4
4 - 2c = 2, c = 1

1+10+4 = 15

inb4 memes

>>7964948
Oh, this is that stupid problem where they're deliberately vague with how the fruits represent numbers. You could get tons of different solutions depending entirely on how you interpret the problem.

Do you just ignore the state of the fruit and assume a picture of a bundle of bananas represents one quantity regardless of whether there are three or four bananas in the bundle?

Do you assume one half-coconut is the value of a coconut or the value of half a coconut?

Do you assume four bananas represents a "full" value and three is merely 3/4 of said value?

This problem is stupid and so is anyone who wastes time on it. There is no objectively correct solution.

apple is 10
banana is 4
coconut is 6
10+4+6=20
wow, so amazing.... ZzzzZzz

3x=30
x+4y+4y=18
y-z=2
0.5z+x+3y=12.5

>>7965024
>3x=30
Yes, apple = 10
x=10

>x+4y+4y=18
Yes, banana = 1
y=1

>y-z=2
Should be 4y-z=2 so z=2

>0.5z+x+3y=12.5
so 0.5 * 2 + 10 + 3 = 14

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>>7965019
>Do you just ignore the state of the fruit and assume a picture of a bundle of bananas represents one quantity regardless of whether there are three or four bananas in the bundle?
Only if you have a severe learning disability.
Obviously there's a reason the number of bananas per bunch varies.

>Do you assume one half-coconut is the value of a coconut or the value of half a coconut?
Are you even trying?

>There is no objectively correct solution.
Try going to the grocery store and tell them this, Anon.

>>7964967
neither is X, Y, Z, N, etc

3x = 30
x + 2y = 18
y - 2z = 2
x + y + z = ???


x = 10
y = 4
z = 1

A = 10
2B = 4 --> B = 2
2C = 2 --> C = 1

1 + 10 + 2 = 13

>>7965049
should be 1 + 10 + 1.5(2) = 14

16 FWAGS

>>7965043
m8 my grocery store sell coconuts by the pound.

>>7964957
16

>>7965064
You are a genious anon

>>7965065
>m8 my grocery store sell coconuts by the pound.
I'll pound your coconuts.

>>7965019
this is either bait or you think too much

HOLY SHIT, THE SHINE ON THE FOURTH IS DIFFERENT FROM THE FIRST THREE!

WHERE DOES THIS RABBIT HOLE END?

>>7964948
apple = a
banana = b
coconut = c

multiply #3 by -1

-b + c = -2
add #2 to #3
a + 2b -b +c = 18 - 2
a + b + c = 16

did i get it

>>7964976
There is also only 3 bananas.

>>7965394
>read thread
>i was supposed to count number of bananas and coconuts
nvm

Also the 2 coconuts is worth -6

>>7964948
>ITT linear algebra

Why do plebs get so excited about 5th grade tier maths?

>>7964948
5th grade math?

coconut on the left is slightly less than half of the whole(2) so i'd say the left hard is equal approx. 0.8

>>7966172
left 'half'*

>>7966172
same with bananas the 3rd one is ~0.3 of one so its 2.3

So my answer is ~13.1

>>7964976
Clever, well played OP.

>>7964948
15 but only because i took one half of a coconut as a half of a two halves price...

apple = 10
banana = 4
half of a coconut = 1
two halves of a coconut = 2

Fuck, I literally built the matrix in my head as soon as I saw this problem. I'm really hating lineal algebra, it's getting in my head.

>>7964948
The aple=10
Coconut =6
Banana =4

The answer is 20 any other answer is wrong.

Apple=10
Banana=4
Single coconut=1
Answer is 15

umm... its a banana-coloda; just add rum. duh

>>7966787
Actually the coconut = 3
So the right answer is 17.

>>7964948
30/3=10
(18-10)/2=4
4-2=2
10+4+2=16

>>7964948
30/3=10
(18-10)/2=4
4-2=2
2+10+4=16

14

14

3 apples = 30 => 1 apple = 10
1 apple + 8 bananas = 18 => 1 banana = 1
4 bananas - 2 coconuts = 2 => coconut = 1
coconut + apple + 3 bananas = 1 + 10 + 3 = 14 ez

>>7964948
Rearrange the third so a coconut = banana -2.

Sub in to the last so Apple + 2 banana - 2 = ?

We know Apple + 2 banana = 18

Therefore ? = 16.

>>7967388
Two coconuts in III don't equal one coconut in IV

>>7965019
You state all reasonable assumptions and do the math for each set of assumptions

each apple = 10
each banana = 1
each coconut = 1

1 coconut + 1 apple + 3 bananas = 14

Apple image = 10
Four bananas image = 4
Two halves of a coconut image = 2
Three bananas image = unknown
One half of a coconut image = unknown

The variables for the final answer change, you can't make assumptions especially when an apple being 10 shows that the value is not related to the number of fruit in the image

>>7964948
16

>>7964948
apple=10
4 bananas=4
two coconut halves=2
one coconut halve=1
3 bananas=3
1 coconut halve (1) + one apple (10) + 3bananas (3) = 14

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>unironically getting an answer that isn't 14
/sci/ is officially dead

>>7965015
>z=2
>y=4
>suddenly z=1 and y=3

M8....

>he doesn't realize that you have to multiply the bananas and coconuts

some nigger ate one coconut and one banana, therefore the answer is 14.

x = Apple
y = Banana
z = Coconut

3x = 30
x + 8y = 18
4y - 2z = 2

x = 10
y = 1
z = 1

z + x + 3y = 14

>>7964948
16

>>7964983
It clearly is for you.

dingdingding we have a winner, was it really that hard people???

>>7967830
this is THE ONLY CORRECT ANSWER

20

>>7964948
Let apples be A, a single banana : B, half coconuts: C
3A = 30
A + 8B = 18
4B - 2C = 2
A + C + 3B = ?
we find A = 10, B = 1, C = 3
10 + 3 + 3 = 16 faggots

14, make a matrix and reduce it

>>7964973
But it's 15.
An apple is 10
A banana is 4
2 coconuts are 2
Therefore if we add a coconut, an apple and a banana we get 15.

>>7969500
No, you faggot.
4 bananas are 4.
3 bananas are 3.

>>7964948
3a = 30 <=> a = 10
a + 2b = 18 <=> b = 4
b - c = 2 <=> c = 2
c/2 + a + 3/4b = 2/2 + 10 + 3/4*4 = 1+10+3 = 14

what do i win?

first reply was right, and this thread is on its way to 100 replies... never change /sci/

although i have to say those banana pictures look really similar, good bait but still saged

>>7964948
A delicious breakfast?

>>7964948
A + A + A = 30
A + B + B = 18
B + C = 2
C' + A +B' = x

Degree of freedom = 2, underspecified problem.

>>7964965
Coconut is zero.

>>7967830
Came here to see if there was a correct answer. There is.

People who disagree are literally using this logic:
" w = 4 therefore v = 2, since v is half a w "

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>>7969698
>3 equations
>3 unknowns

>>7969744
4 equations, 6 unknowns. Learn to read.

3a = 30
a + 2b = 18
b- 2c = 2

a = 10
b = 4
c = 1

a+b+c = 15

/sci/ a shit

>>7969775
Why do you decide that half the coconut is a different value than the whole coconut but 4 bananas equal 3 bananas?

3 unknown variables, 3 conditions, they will always meet these conditions and their values can be worked out.

My job here is done

>>7969784
I didnt see the bananas, feels bad. It is 14 then, I am sorry.

>>7969734
Yeah, half of w is actually u, not v.

>>7964954
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>>7964958
>>7964971
>>7964973
>>7964975
>>7964983
>>7964991
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>>7969798

W.R.O.N.G.
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>>7964948
15
Apple 10
Nanners are 4
Coconut is 1

>>7969976
See >>7969960

>>7969976
14
There are only three bananas on the last image.

>>7969960
How is 14 wrong?
There's only three bananas and half a coconut in the last equation.

20. It's basic algebra

>>7964948
It's 11.

apple = 10
coconut half = 1
and bananas are for niggers and chimps so we don't count them.

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I saw Facebook raging over this puzzle a couple of weeks ago, /sci/ isn't doing much better right now, but I was just sure that there was going to be a punchline to the joke. So, OP, what is it?

>>7970015
The value of half coconut and 3 banana symbols are never explicitly defined.

>>7970015
See this anons post >>7967830

All wrong, there's really only half an apple. you just can't see the other side

>>7967830
>>7970081
variables never changed m8. their quantity change.
three bananas really means 3/4 of the original quantity.
same principle applies for the coconut.

>>7964948
10+10+10 =
10+4+4
4-2
1+10+3 = 14?

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Fools, fools everywhere

>>7970461
I kekd

>>7964948
it's a bit tricks. In the fourth row there are 3 bananas only S:
The, bananas value is one for each banana?

>>7971998
Ever tried reading the tread before posting your timely input?

>>7964948
14

>>7964948
14

>>7964948
16

>>7972074
coconut got me, I dindu look close enof :(

16

Why is this fruit so expensive

[math] \dfrac {3} {5} [/math]

Tame Impala - The Less I Know The Better

>>7964965
>>7964982
>>7965006
>>7966094
>>7969474
>>7969698
>>7969727
>>7969752
>>7969792
>>7970037
3A = 30
A = 10

A+8B = 18
B = 1

4B-2C = 2
C=1

C+A+3B = 1+10+3 = 14. That's as complicated as the algebra has to get. Stop trying to act smart when the formula is as simple as that.

>>7971840
>three bananas really means 3/4 of the original quantity.
That is just your assumption. It is a very reasonable one. It makes perfect sense. But that doesn't also mean it is correct.
Stricktly speaking every symbol could have a discrete value independent of the number of fruit or its likeliness to other symbols.

>>7964948
This could have done well on facebook. Would have been better if it were an indeterminate system. So many normies would be confused.

>>7964983
look really closely at how many fucking bananas are on each thing. Faggot.

>>7964948
16, easy as fuck

>>7973114
or 15 cause of the two coconuts bullshit

>>7964948
14 is the only answer.
Count the fruits, just not what they are you blind idiots.

(1) Apple = 10
(4) Banana = 4
(2) half a coconut = 2

Final question is
>1 half coconut + 1 apple + 3 banana
>1 + 10 + 3
>14

my first thought was:

10 + 10 + 10 = 30
10 + 4 + 4 = 18
4 - 2 = 2
1 + 10 + 2 = 13

but if you want to be an autist then you can say shit like "you can't make assumptions"

Nothing silly, you can't add fruit

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>>7964948
sqrt2 + 10 + 4 = 15.44..

>>7964948
10+10+10=30
10+4*1+4*1=18
4*1-2*1=2
1+10+1*3=14

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can this thread please die

>>7973524
You are wrong

>>7973526
How so? The matrix method obviously provides correct outputs for the three variables (check it yourself), and the sum of them is obviously 16. In fact, any other solution is outright wrong since it's a system with a nonzero determinant and hence only a single solution vector.

Now fuck off

It's 15 you fucking retards.

>>7973530
Look at OP's picture again

>>7973530
the joke is that the last line uses different pictures as symbols. so there is only one half of cocunut shown instead of two and only 3 bananas instead of 4.

therefor 14

apple = 10
banana = 4
coconuts = 2
coconut = 1
1 + 10 + 4 = 15

>>7971840
If w = 4, what is v?

Visually, v is half a w, so by your logic v = 2.

>>7964948
Assuming that the fruits are merely numeric number symbols with a constant value and addition and subtration act as normal.

>Apple 10. 3*10 = 30.
>Banana = 4. 10 + 2*4 = 18
>Coconut = 2. 4-2 = 2
Therefore
2 + 10 + 4 = 16.

the answer is 14. theres 3 bananas and 1 coconut at the end

16 and i m druk

i got 14 first try

>>7964948
I was so hungry that I eated them, now I can't find the answer

14

>>7970045
kek punchline

>>7964983
Not sure if bait, or retarded.

15 you fucking morons

>>7965064
>>7975010
I stand corrected
It actually is 14 because one of the bananas is missing in the last frame

16 slowfags

Three apples = 30
So one apple must be worth 10

Apple plus two bananas = 18
We know that apple = 10
So banana = 4

Banana minus coconut = 2
Banana is 4 so...
Coconut is 2

Apple(10) + Banana(4) + Coconut(2) =16

You jelly mathfags

>>7964948
5, you autists.

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16

Anyone who says anything but 14 needs to redo the problem. I'll break it down:

>30/3 = 10 value per apple
>18 - apple = 8, 8/2 groups of 4 bananas, meaning that one group of 4 bananas = 4, or 1 value per banana
>4 - coconuts = 2, meaning that a group of 2 coconuts has a value of 2, or 1 per coconut
>1 (1 coconut) + 10 (apple) + 3 (3 bananas) = 14

This is all assuming basic algebraic means that 2 units divided by 2 = 1, however under more complex math one half of a set could not necessarily equal half of the set.

I'm a pleb when it comes to math, but this just seemed pretty straightforward.

15

>>7964997
Ah thanks, I was wondering why I was getting 15 and no-one else was.

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If my brain is functioning correctly the answer is 15.
If, however, I am an autist, then the single-coconut symbol has not yet been mapped and is therefor undefined since the single-coconut symbol -although having half of the content which the double-coconut symbol also has- is an entirely different expression, meaning that the answer is anime tiddies.

>>7964948
The answer is always 42.

>>7964948
16

>>7964948
16

>4 equations
>5 unknowns
There are an infinite number of solutions

>thinking outside the box
a.k.a. bullshit

>>7964983
you have fucked up human

>>7975335
in fact, 15:
there is only a HALF coconut in the last line.

>>7964948
apples=10
bananas=4
coco=2
it's 16
easy peezy

>>7964948
15

>>7976579
its 14 there are 3 bananas bro
>>7976054
there are 3 unknowns

>>7964948
Is 15

>>7977183
No is 14

>>7977186
Explain?

>>7964948

apple = 10
banana = 4
coconut = 2

>>7964948
16

>>7964948
10+10+10=30
10+4+4=18
4-2=2
2+10+4=16!

>>7977534
>INB4 FACTORIAL

>>7973524
What programming language is that?

>>7977550
Looks like MATLAB
>>7973502
> using inv()

>>7977534
Hey, now I noticed there were 2 coconuts at the third one.
But the fruits represent alphabet from A to C.
I don't know.
4-(1*2)=2
1+10+4=15

>>7977558
take a look at the bananas

I hate this thread so much.

/sci/ seriously thinks it can solve for [math] o [/math] in the following:

[math] o = ? [/math]

And you know what /sci/ thinks [math]o[/math] is equal to? [math]4[/math]. And why? Because [math]4[/math] is half of [math]8[/math], and [math]8[/math] is visually composed of two [math]o[/math]'s.

That is [math]literally[/math] the logic that /sci/ is using to conclude that the image of one coconut takes on half the value of that of the image of two coconuts.

It is literally pre-school level retarded.

the quantity of half a coconut and three bananas is not stated or implied anywhere logically.

Stop assuming it means 3 and 1

the value remains unknown.

TO EVERYONE WHO CAME UP WITH A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF 14 OR 15

Solve the following:

[math] u + w = 6 [/math]
[math] u - w = 2 [/math]
[math] u + v = \, \, ? [/math]

>>7978662

... s-s-six...? b-baka~

>>7978668
How did you evaluate [math]v [/math]? Did you read the [math] v [/math] as a [math]w[/math]?

>>7978680
i integrated by parts

>>7978680
w = 2u

what are you fucking stupid? it's literally in the god damn name jesus christ get off this planet anon. i cant believe we breath the same air

>>7978711
please be kiddinfnare you retarted?

>>7978711
Haha, Poe's Law on multiple levels.

>>7964948

One coconut, one apple and three bananas.

14.

Spooderman, please end this god damned thread.

>>7978711
checked

>/sci/
not even once

13

>>7964948
15.

Y'all need to pay attention to how many coconuts there are.

>>7977567
I think this will be correct.
10+10+10=30
10+4+4=18
4-(1+1)=2
1+10+(4-1)=14

>>7978662
4+2=6
4−2=2

(6-2)/2 would get us [math]w[/math]. From (ans1-ans2)/2.
6-2 or 2+2 would get us [math]u[/math]

4+1=5 (or 4+2=6 or 4+?=?)

>>7978984
Why would banana + banana be used instead of a larger depiction of bananas but coconut + coconut is not used in favor of a larger depiction of coconuts.

What does this say about the lower bunch of bananas with only three fingers in stead of four? Could you say the second coconut portion on the third row is larger than the first and be required to calculate its approximate volume to get your solution?

The problem is ambiguous and can have several solutions based on assumptions made.

>>7979187
Obviously, no information about [math] v [/math] is given. So the equation cannot be solved.

You seem to posit that [math] v = 1 [/math], presumably because [math] v [/math] is, visually, half of [math] w [/math]. Hopefully, in this context with classically used mathematical variables, you can see how ludicrous this is.

Yet if you "solved" OP to be 14 or 15, you should have "solved" >>7978662 to be 5, even though [math] v [/math] could be anything.

The point was to establish that thinking that the half-coconut symbol in OP is equal to 1 is as ludicrous as thinking, in >>7978662, that [math] v = 1 [/math].

Just as >>7978662 obviously has infinitely many solutions, so does OP.

>>7979207
[math]v[/math] can be also represented as [math]u[/math] without a tail too.
But OP's image has 4 solutions.
>>7979152 is visually correct for it.
People just skipped counting the fruits. Then they realized the two coconuts, and the bananas. Because they didn't enlarge the image.

No wonder why this is viral.

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>>7964948
Fuck off bitch, that is unsolvable.
you can only come up with strange answers, nothing too clear. so fuck off already

Answers:
(Visually)
10+10+10=30
10+4+4=18
4-(1+1)=2
1+10+(4-1)=14

(Seeing 2 coconuts)
10+10+10=30
10+4+4=18
4-(1+1)=2
1+10+4=15

(Seing 3 bananas instead of 4)
10+10+10=30
10+4+4=18
4-2=1
2+10+(4-1)=15

(Not visually)
10+10+10=30
10+4+4=18
4-2=2
2+10+4=16

FUCK YOU RETARDS! THE ANSWER IS!
[math]\sum_n^{\mho}(\cap\lim_{a \rightarrow b}(\sqrt{\ddot{a}b}+\frac{ab}{ca})^cab)+\oint_a^bc+x\Im\leftrightarrows\widetilde{ab}\left(\begin{array}{c}a c\\ b a\\ ba\end{array}\right)\bigvee_a^b\log_{a}{(\phi +a)}-\tan(x)[/math]

>213 posts

15. Fucking retards

>>7979309
14. lines 2 and 3 have four bananas per bundle, last line has 3. each banana is equal to 1.

>>7964948
Obviously the answer is fruit salad.

Op here. Wtf. This thread is still up?
I really despise you dumb pieces of shits.
Shows how wrong you are, how useless you are. That you can argue and spend fucking weeks on stupid shit like this. I'm glad I left this shit board.

>>7969459
No this is just autism of math fags.

It's 14

fight me faggots

>>7972112
strictly speaking every number could have another meaning you faggot. that "strict" reasoning is just BS. Math is axiomatic. stop spouting shit you autist

>>7980327
>I'm glad I left this shit board.
You are still here sperglord

>>7964948
3 bananas
1 apple
half a coconut

[3 0 0 | 30
1 2 0 | 18
0 1 -1| 2]

>Reduced row echelon form:
[1 0 0 | 10
0 1 0 | 4
0 0 1 | 2]

Apple = 10
Banana = 4
Coconut = 2

10+4+2=16

>>7980585
There are only three bananas, broski.

imo all your answers are conjecture at best as do to the technology we are using all the units AND operators are phasal

>>7980518
Please do >>7978662.

By your logic you should arrive at an answer of 5, and if >>7978662 were a question on a test and you wrote down "5", you would be marked wrong because the correct answer is obviously "infinitely many solutions."

>>7978706
Is "integration by parts" a meme?

>>7964957
This

>>7964948
16?

>>7964948
17

>>7980861
NO. that's just wrong. You did define the quantities as such. there are no new variables involved even if you think like that

>>7964948
16

15, there's one coconut on the bottom

>>7981430
14, there's three bananas on the bottom

>>7964948
16

3 apple=30---> an apple=10
10+(2 Banana)+(2 Banana)=18--->a banana=2
4- (2 halfs of a coconut)=2--->1/2 of a Coconut=1
therfore---> 1+10+4=15

A = [3 0 0 30;1 8 0 18;0 4 -2 2];
B = rref(A);
ans = B(1,4) + 3*B(2,4) + B(3,4)

enter this into matlabs command window

ans = 14

14

>>7981430
>>7982436
>>7983715
Please do >>7978662

>>7978662
>>7983817
Did it occur to you that you may be overthinking this question.

>>7964948
3x=30
=>x=10

10+2y=18
=>2y=8
=>y=4

4 - 2z=2
=> -2z= -2
=>z=1

x+y+z=10+4+1=15

15.5 or 11.5

>>7984137
same anon wanted to explain for a bit

In the first row we see 3 intact apples and know that when added they equal 30, from this we can deduce that 1 apple is equal to 10.

In the second row we see 1 apple and 8 bananas, in the first bunch there are 4 bananas and in the second bunch there are 4 bananas, therefore the answer is that a single banana is equivalent to one.

In the the third row we see a bunch of 4 bananas minus 2 halves of a coconut, the answer to the equation is 2. So what ever the variable is it has to equal 2 when in a subtraction format with 4. The only things that match that are negative 2 and 6. From this we know that 2 halves of a coconut either equal -2 or 6.

In the last row it is one half of a coconut plus an apple plus a bunch of bananas. Upon closer inspection we can only see two whole bananas and we can only see half of the third banana in the background, therefore going based on what we see, once could understand that the equation is stated as half coconut plus apple plus two and a half banana.

If two halves of a coconut equal -2, then a single half is equivalent is -1. If so then the problem lies as -1 + 10 + 2.5, which equals 11.5.

If two halves of a coconut equals 6, then a half of a coconut equals 3, then the problem would be 3 +10 + 2.5, which would be 15.5.

From this information we can understand that the answer is either 15.5 or 11.5, but we don't know which to b exact because the value is a mystery. Good, got it, done.

>>7984171
what in the fuck are you smoking

Why the fuck is this piece of shit thread still going, it's down to two types of people - those who are willing to make assumptions and those who are not

>>7985415
Good summary, /thread

14+Single Coconut. Single Coconut's value can be an exponential for all we know.