Number Properties Puzzle -Critical Thinking 2
Let’s solve another critical challenge problem! This mathematical puzzle requires some kind of math to solve. Let’s see how you or your kid can handle it! Time to challenge your brain!
Challenge:
\(1 = 5^1\)
\(2 = 5^2\)
\(3 = 5^3\)
\(4 = 5^4\)
\(5 = ?\)
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The correct answer is 5.
For this question, don’t try to use the pattern! The first equation says that 1 equals to \(5^1\), which equals to 5.
1 equals to 5. Therefore, 5 also equals to 1.
\(1 = 5^1\)
\(2 = 5^2\)
\(3 = 5^3\)
\(4 = 5^4\)
\(5=1\)
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