Brain Train with Professor Labcoat 5
Abroy - Brain Train with Professor Labcoat 5 is a new free online point and click type room escape game from Abroy. Professor Labcoat is an educational game series dedicated to train and challenge your brain. In each game you'll find a collection of brain teasers, puzzles and memory games. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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23 comments:
I'm not good at these, so didn't play the previous ones.
But I think I solved question 1.
If you have a question wrong will it show which one after putting the answers in?
nope
q8
red numbers in intersections are the total of blue number left & right of each red number
(the corresponding 2 circles of each intersection)
Have finished if anyone needs help.
oops, that was q7
q6
add plus add 2nd once, then add plus add 2nd twice (or x2), then add plus add 2nd thrice (or x3) etc.
lol Austen, well, there are 8 questions, but hard to ask for help. No, I stopped, since there's no way you can tell which one you've got wrong.
bbl for that one...
Q1: Look at the order in which the lines move. It forms a pattern: 6, 1, 5, 2. What is next?
Q2: There is one of each head shape, body shape and arm position in each line.
Q3: Inner shape is doubled and goes outside. Outer shape goes inside.
Q4: all columns in each square sum the same.
Q5: Green number = average of the four numbers below.
Q6: Add together, multiply together, sum results.
Q7: The red numbers are the sum of the four blue numbers around them.
Q8: Movement pattern is 2, 1, 3, 1. Next is 4.
Thanks for your work on this one Austen.
Much appreciated.
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nice job Austen - thx :-)
why is it saying incorrect answer whatever answer I put in? I tried each one individually, first with my own answer, then out of desperation tried all possible answers and get the same response! Also tried putting in all the answers... is there something I've missed here?
question 8 is kind of sketchy, not really long enough of a pattern to determine for sure,
Still a great series!
Please, someone concur: Q#4 took me far the most time - and finally, as I had no real idea, I decided to simply add up the number in the nine boxes: for the first nincs boxes it gave me 15, the second 18 - so, I figured it may be that the thirs sum must be 21 - which put the missing figure to 7. And it worked. All I have to know now: did I have the right idea, or just stumbled upon the right solution following bad logic?
missred,
the only reason it says incorrect answer is that you don't have all 8 numbers set correctly.
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