>>8865016
26 on expert
I guess I really am a brainlet :(
I got 3 on expert
17 on expert. only one i couldnt get was 12/x=50 lol
>>8865016
i got 6
i got a rock
>>8865016
what a circle means
Is mental math something you can dramatically improve at with practice, or is it somewhat ingrained like reading speed and digit span? If it can be improved, this seems like a problem for intelligence tests, since a lot of the require mental math yet supposedly can't be coached.
>>8865016
7 on expert
Scon
>>8865400
Can't you just write 12/50
>>8865514
Improved
>>8865016
40 on expert. Fun site.
16 on expert
Posted from my iPhone
8 on expert.
I'm an engineer who relies way too much on his calculator
>>8865567
yeah. thats why im retarded
12 and I'm fingering my butthole so oh oh oh while reviewing Alegbra 1.
>>8865547
Mental math can definitely be improved. First improve short term memory to expand the number of digits you can hold at once. Then learn a bunch of tricks for mental arithmetic.
It has no bearing on IQ at all.
10 on normal
kek
>>8865016
I hear this improves mental arithmetics
>>8865016
I have dyscalculia so I can barely solve the easiest setting.
>>8865016
13 on first try on expert, too lazy to try again
26 on easy
12 on expert
I would probably improve about %50 on the next try
11 on expert
22 on expert
>>8865952
Sometimes I think that people with exceptionally high IQ like John von Neumann or Terence Tao, who have a very fast mental calculation ability aren't just born with it, they had to train their brilliant minds to do it at some point of their childhood, and then they did it very well of course.
I can't even get the site to load. I guess I'm the king of brainlets.
78 on expert
Engineer btw
>>8868219
proof or GTFO.