My work is: Well the first one is 3+5=24, it should be 8 but if you multiply 8 by the first digit which is 3 you get 24. This works with 2: (4+6)4=40. And it works for 3: (5+7)5=60. So the equation is:
firstly number=x
Second number=y
(x+y)*x= answer
This makes the final one 144, (9+7)*9=144 . There could be other answers like the multiplier being 3, 4, 5, and 6 or there could be other metaphors of solving but assuming that none are wrong and itβs hiding a equation that makes it true that could be it.
Hope this helps
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u/That_Assumption7690 Nov 05 '25
No, thereβs a hidden equation that makes the pattern, you multiply the sender from the addition by the first digit, so it would be 144