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put on hold as off-topic by Gareth McCaughan♦ 7 hours ago


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    Hi Rahul, welcome to PSE! What is the source of this puzzle?
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    – Greg
    9 hours ago














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    Hi Rahul, welcome to PSE! What is the source of this puzzle?
    $endgroup$
    – Greg
    9 hours ago








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Hi Rahul, welcome to PSE! What is the source of this puzzle?
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Hi Rahul, welcome to PSE! What is the source of this puzzle?
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Pretty sure I've seen this style before I believe it's:




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Using bottom 2 circles only look at the top/left segment of both. The 1st upper circle is addition. 2nd upper circle is multiplication. 3rd upper circle is subtraction. So 2+6 =8, 2x6 = 12 and 6-2 = 4. Doing this for ? Fits the number 3.







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    Pretty sure I've seen this style before I believe it's:




    3




    Because:




    Using bottom 2 circles only look at the top/left segment of both. The 1st upper circle is addition. 2nd upper circle is multiplication. 3rd upper circle is subtraction. So 2+6 =8, 2x6 = 12 and 6-2 = 4. Doing this for ? Fits the number 3.







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      Pretty sure I've seen this style before I believe it's:




      3




      Because:




      Using bottom 2 circles only look at the top/left segment of both. The 1st upper circle is addition. 2nd upper circle is multiplication. 3rd upper circle is subtraction. So 2+6 =8, 2x6 = 12 and 6-2 = 4. Doing this for ? Fits the number 3.







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        Pretty sure I've seen this style before I believe it's:




        3




        Because:




        Using bottom 2 circles only look at the top/left segment of both. The 1st upper circle is addition. 2nd upper circle is multiplication. 3rd upper circle is subtraction. So 2+6 =8, 2x6 = 12 and 6-2 = 4. Doing this for ? Fits the number 3.







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        Pretty sure I've seen this style before I believe it's:




        3




        Because:




        Using bottom 2 circles only look at the top/left segment of both. The 1st upper circle is addition. 2nd upper circle is multiplication. 3rd upper circle is subtraction. So 2+6 =8, 2x6 = 12 and 6-2 = 4. Doing this for ? Fits the number 3.








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