IQ Paper එකක ප්‍රශ්නයට පිළිතුර හොයාගන්න හෙල්ප් එකක් දෙන්න

[SeedMe]

මචන්ලා මගෙ නන්ගි කෙනෙක් මෙක මට දැම්මෙ පුලුවන්නම් මෙකට උත්තරෙ හොයාලා දිපල්ලකො මම ට්‍රයි කලා Ai වලිනුත් හොයාගන්න බැරි උනා බන්

 

[laka007]

ඔය ටියුශන් කාරයො උන්ගේ තරම පෙන්නනන් හදන ගොන් ගනන්
AI 2කකින් අහුවම එන්නේ උත්තර 2ක් ඇයි මේ වගේ එවා මිනිස්සුන්ට එක එක විදිහට හිතන්න පුලුවන්

 

[Praveen1989]

තරඟ විභාග ගානක් නේද ?

 

[SeedMe]

තරඟ විභාග ගානක් නේද ?

Ow bn

ඔය ටියුශන් කාරයො උන්ගේ තරම පෙන්නනන් හදන ගොන් ගනන්
AI 2කකින් අහුවම එන්නේ උත්තර 2ක් ඇයි මේ වගේ එවා මිනිස්සුන්ට එක එක විදිහට හිතන්න පුලුවන්

ow bn mole vikara wenawa magula

 

[jamiezue]

මේකෙ හොහෙ හරි අවුලක් ද දන්නෙ නෑ.
1110 =180
1000= 155
මේ දෙකේ සම්බන්ධයක් තියනවා. ඒත් 131, 156, 130 ට එද්දි ඒකට අනුරූප ඔය බයිනරි වගේ තියන ඒවා හොයන්න බෑ කියලා තමයි එන්නෙ

 

[SeedMe]

මේකෙ හොහෙ හරි අවුලක් ද දන්නෙ නෑ.
1110 =180
1000= 155
මේ දෙකේ සම්බන්ධයක් තියනවා. ඒත් 131, 156, 130 ට එද්දි ඒකට අනුරූප ඔය බයිනරි වගේ තියන ඒවා හොයන්න බෑ කියලා තමයි එන්නෙ

Ow bn hitaganna be matath

 

[tharuka1989]

bumps

 

[SeedMe]

Bump

 

[Monkey D Dragon]

mama check karena naha
meka waradida danneth naha answer eka


Of course! Here is the solution to the questions in the image.
The problem is a code-breaking puzzle where a 4-digit "Secret Number" (රහස් සංඛ්‍යා) corresponds to one of "Our Numbers" (අපේ සංඛ්‍යා).

Finding the Logic​

First, let's figure out the rule that connects the Secret Numbers to Our Numbers using the two examples provided:

1. 1 1 1 0 = 180
2. 1 0 0 0 = 155

This is a positional system where each of the four positions in the Secret Number has a specific value or weight. Let's call the weights for the four positions W1, W2, W3, and W4. The total value is the sum of the weights for the positions that have a '1'.

• From 1 0 0 0 = 155, we can see that the value of the first position is W1 = 155.
• From 1 1 1 0 = 180, we have W1 + W2 + W3 = 180. Since we know W1 = 155, we can find the sum of the next two weights: 155 + W2 + W3 = 180, which means W2 + W3 = 25.

To find the individual values for W2, W3, and W4, we need to analyze the other questions. Let's assume questions 4, 5, and 6 are asking us to find the Secret Number code for the given "Our Number".

• For the number 130 (Question 06), the code must start with 0 because 130 is less than W1 (155). The code would look like 0 p2 p3 p4. The value is p2*W2 + p3*W3 + p4*W4 = 130.
• For the number 131 (Question 04), the same logic applies. The value is p2'*W2 + p3'*W3 + p4'*W4 = 131.

The difference between 131 and 130 is 1. This suggests that W4 = 1, and the code for 130 has a 0 in the last position, while the code for 131 has a 1.
This means for 130, the code's value comes from p2*W2 + p3*W3 = 130. To satisfy this and W2 + W3 = 25, the only logical solution (even if it's tricky!) is:

• W2 = 130
• W3 = -105
  (Check: 130 + (-105) = 25. It works!)

So, the four weights are:

• W1 = 155
• W2 = 130
• W3 = -105
• W4 = 1

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Solutions to the Questions​

Now we can solve all the questions using these weights.
02. 0 1 1 1
Value = (0 × 155) + (1 × 130) + (1 × -105) + (1 × 1)
Value = 0 + 130 - 105 + 1
Value = 25 + 1 = 26
Answer: 26

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03. 1 1 1 1
Value = (1 × 155) + (1 × 130) + (1 × -105) + (1 × 1)
Value = 155 + 130 - 105 + 1
Value = 285 - 105 + 1 = 180 + 1 = 181
Answer: 181

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04. Find the code for 131
The value is less than 155, so the first digit is 0. We need to make 131.

• Start with the second weight: 130. The code is 0 1 0 0 which gives 130.
• To get 131, we just need to add 1. We can do this by using the fourth weight (W4 = 1).
• So, the code is 0 1 0 1.
  (0×155) + (1×130) + (0×-105) + (1×1) = 131.
  Answer: 0 1 0 1

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05. Find the code for 156
We need to make 156.

• Start with the first weight: 155. The code is 1 0 0 0 which gives 155.
• To get 156, we need to add 1. We use the fourth weight (W4 = 1).
• So, the code is 1 0 0 1.
  (1×155) + (0×130) + (0×-105) + (1×1) = 156.
  Answer: 1 0 0 1

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06. Find the code for 130
The value is less than 155, so the first digit is 0. We need to make 130.

• The second weight (W2) is exactly 130.
• So, the code is 0 1 0 0.
  (0×155) + (1×130) + (0×-105) + (0×1) = 130.
  Answer: 0 1 0 0

 

[netnet]

hikena ewa ban dan tiyenne.

grade 5 exam ekat ohomai

 

[Monkey D Dragon]

Examining the Sinhala Worksheet

I'm currently focused on the Sinhala worksheet, "රහස් සංඛ්‍යා". My analysis is zeroing in on deciphering the question types and potential underlying mathematical or logical concepts being tested. The goal is to fully understand the type of problem at hand.

Deconstructing the Binary Sequences

Now I'm diving deeper into the binary-like structure of the "Secret Numbers." The initial example (1 1 1 0 = 180) and solved question (1 0 0 0 = 155) suggest each digit might contribute a weighted value. I'm exploring different base systems and arithmetic operations to uncover the pattern linking these codes to their corresponding "Our Numbers."

Cracking the Code

Now, I'm trying to decipher the relationships within the worksheet. I've determined W1 is 155, and am stuck on how to get the correct weights of W2 and W3. I still have some unanswered questions and think it will take more time to solve. I believe that further examination of the questions provided will illuminate the solution.

Exploring Value Assignments

I'm now focusing on assigning weights to each digit in the "Secret Numbers." I see 1 1 1 0 corresponds to 180 and 1 0 0 0 is 155. It seems I am looking at a positional number system with an unknown base and weighting system. I am trying to determine a system to get the correct weights for W2 and W3. I am going to try the reverse questions for more clues.

Refining the Number Weights

I'm now concentrating on assigning precise weights to each digit in the code, focusing particularly on W2 and W3, which sum up to 25. The challenge lies in pinpointing unique values for W2 and W3. I'm hoping that analyzing the reverse questions will reveal this critical piece of information, guiding me toward the correct solution.

Refining the Number Weights

I've determined W1=155 and W4=1, leaving me to solve for W2 and W3. Analyzing the reverse questions, especially 131 and 130, reinforces the idea of a positional system, likely involving weights of each digit. The constraint W2 + W3 = 25 is crucial. I suspect analyzing the structure of these questions in relationship to the other questions will lead me to the weights.

Decoding the Secret Numbers

I've determined W1 is 155 and W4 is 1. I'm focusing on reverse engineering the remaining questions, 131 and 130, to isolate W2 and W3. This should pinpoint their values, as they have to add to 25.

Refining the Number Weights

I'm now zeroing in on the correct positional weighting system for the secret numbers. The initial analysis pointed to W2 + W3 = 25 and W1 = 155, W4 = 1. I'm exploring various possibilities for W2 and W3, ensuring the values are consistent with all the examples, including the reverse problems.

Analyzing Secret Number Worksheet

I'm now zeroing in on deciphering the relationships in the Sinhala worksheet. I've determined W1=155 and W4=1, which simplifies things. I'm trying to figure out W2 and W3 such that W2 + W3 = 25 and the reverse codes work. I believe the values are now within my grasp.

Reflecting on Number System

I'm now back at the drawing board after hitting a wall. My approach was a positional weighting, but it didn't hold up. I think this suggests the positions might not work independently. I'm going to start over and re-examine if the problem follows the use of a base.

Analyzing Number Systems

I'm now re-evaluating my initial weighted sum approach after hitting a snag. It looks like a positional system, but not in the standard way. This reinforces the need to analyze the base, weight, and the relation to each digit. I am considering different ways to assign weights to each digit.

Revising Number Encoding

I'm now reconsidering my previous assumptions. Analyzing different number assignments reveals a positional system with an unknown relationship between digits. Initially, W1=155 and W4=1. My focus is on deciphering the relationships in each position, not assigning weights linearly.

Re-evaluating the Number System

I'm now going back to fundamentals. The initial approach didn't stick, so I'm analyzing how each position might work. I'm taking another look at how the binary-like digits, the decimal numbers, and the corresponding outputs link together.

Analyzing Number System Logic

I'm now grappling with the underlying principles of this number system. Revisiting the worksheet, I'm now exploring if the operations on binary-like sequences can be more complex than positional weightings. My focus is now on the question layout, assuming the input can be any value and then attempting to encode that number into the four position system.

Revising Code Encoding

I've determined W1 is 155, W4 is 1, and W2 + W3 = 25. Now I'm grappling with the reverse questions: how do I derive the "Secret Number" (code) from "Our Numbers"? Analyzing 130 and 131 leads me to think the coding is not a simple weighted sum, but something more complex. It's time for a new approach.

Analyzing Number Encoding

I'm now grappling with the underlying principles of the worksheet's number system. Revisiting my analysis, it seems the earlier positional weighting system with W1=155, W4=1 and W2+W3=25 wasn't the correct path. Now I'm focused on the relationship between binary-like sequences and their values. The structure suggests a relationship between digits and assigned weight.

Analyzing Number Encoding

I've determined W1=155, W4=1, and am investigating W2 and W3, focusing on how they relate to codes like 0111=131 and 156=1001. The relationship W2 + W3 = 25 is still crucial. I'm exploring their possible values.

Revising Code Encoding

I've determined W1 is 155, W4 is 1, and W2 + W3 = 25. Now I'm grappling with the reverse questions: how do I derive the "Secret Number" (code) from "Our Numbers"? Analyzing 130 and 131 leads me to think the coding is not a simple weighted sum, but something more complex. It's time for a new approach.

Reflecting on Number System

My recent efforts to derive a weighted sum approach were unsuccessful, suggesting a different interpretation is needed. I'm now reconsidering the possibility of a non-positional relationship within the number system. This suggests a more complex pattern might be at play.

Analyzing Number Encoding

I'm now grappling with the underlying principles of the worksheet's number system. Revisiting my analysis, it seems the earlier positional weighting system with W1=155, W4=1 and W2+W3=25 wasn't the correct path. Now I'm focused on the relationship between binary-like sequences and their values. The structure suggests a relationship between digits and assigned weight.

Analyzing Number Encoding

I'm now grappling with the underlying principles of the worksheet's number system. Revisiting my analysis, it seems the earlier positional weighting system with W1=155, W4=1 and W2+W3=25 wasn't the correct path. Now I'm focused on the relationship between binary-like sequences and their values. The structure suggests a relationship between digits and assigned weight.

Refining the Number Assignments

I am now focusing on refining the value assignments. After going through the worksheet and checking my logic, the model for number assignments seems to be 155, 130, -105, 1. The initial assignments were wrong, but this provides a simple way to map from secret to our numbers.

Deciphering Number System

I've determined W1=155, W4=1, W2=130, and W3=-105. The positional system involves negative weights to work across all numbers. I am checking the consistency of this model on all questions in the set.

Analyzing Number System

I've determined the number system is weighted, but with a surprising twist: W1=155, W4=1, W2=130, and W3=-105. This explains the previous inconsistencies, and lets me encode and decode with this method. I'll now put these newfound values into practice.

Analyzing Number Encoding

I've determined the underlying mathematical relationship. The initial positional sum, with W1=155, W4=1, W2=130, and W3=-105, provides a simple mapping between the "Secret Number" and the "Our Number". The answers should be: 26, 181, 0101, 1001, 0100.

Deciphering the Code

I've determined a positional weighted system with W1 = 155, W4 = 1, and W2 + W3 = 25. After initially hitting a wall, I'm now exploring potential negative weights and how these might be combined to work in the model.

 

[SkylineGT]

@IndrajithGamage

 

[SeedMe]

mama check karena naha
meka waradida danneth naha answer eka


Of course! Here is the solution to the questions in the image.
The problem is a code-breaking puzzle where a 4-digit "Secret Number" (රහස් සංඛ්‍යා) corresponds to one of "Our Numbers" (අපේ සංඛ්‍යා).

Finding the Logic​

First, let's figure out the rule that connects the Secret Numbers to Our Numbers using the two examples provided:

1. 1 1 1 0 = 180
2. 1 0 0 0 = 155

This is a positional system where each of the four positions in the Secret Number has a specific value or weight. Let's call the weights for the four positions W1, W2, W3, and W4. The total value is the sum of the weights for the positions that have a '1'.

• From 1 0 0 0 = 155, we can see that the value of the first position is W1 = 155.
• From 1 1 1 0 = 180, we have W1 + W2 + W3 = 180. Since we know W1 = 155, we can find the sum of the next two weights: 155 + W2 + W3 = 180, which means W2 + W3 = 25.

To find the individual values for W2, W3, and W4, we need to analyze the other questions. Let's assume questions 4, 5, and 6 are asking us to find the Secret Number code for the given "Our Number".

• For the number 130 (Question 06), the code must start with 0 because 130 is less than W1 (155). The code would look like 0 p2 p3 p4. The value is p2*W2 + p3*W3 + p4*W4 = 130.
• For the number 131 (Question 04), the same logic applies. The value is p2'*W2 + p3'*W3 + p4'*W4 = 131.

The difference between 131 and 130 is 1. This suggests that W4 = 1, and the code for 130 has a 0 in the last position, while the code for 131 has a 1.
This means for 130, the code's value comes from p2*W2 + p3*W3 = 130. To satisfy this and W2 + W3 = 25, the only logical solution (even if it's tricky!) is:

• W2 = 130
• W3 = -105
  (Check: 130 + (-105) = 25. It works!)

So, the four weights are:

• W1 = 155
• W2 = 130
• W3 = -105
• W4 = 1

---

Solutions to the Questions​

Now we can solve all the questions using these weights.
02. 0 1 1 1
Value = (0 × 155) + (1 × 130) + (1 × -105) + (1 × 1)
Value = 0 + 130 - 105 + 1
Value = 25 + 1 = 26
Answer: 26

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03. 1 1 1 1
Value = (1 × 155) + (1 × 130) + (1 × -105) + (1 × 1)
Value = 155 + 130 - 105 + 1
Value = 285 - 105 + 1 = 180 + 1 = 181
Answer: 181

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04. Find the code for 131
The value is less than 155, so the first digit is 0. We need to make 131.

• Start with the second weight: 130. The code is 0 1 0 0 which gives 130.
• To get 131, we just need to add 1. We can do this by using the fourth weight (W4 = 1).
• So, the code is 0 1 0 1.
  (0×155) + (1×130) + (0×-105) + (1×1) = 131.
  Answer: 0 1 0 1

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05. Find the code for 156
We need to make 156.

• Start with the first weight: 155. The code is 1 0 0 0 which gives 155.
• To get 156, we need to add 1. We use the fourth weight (W4 = 1).
• So, the code is 1 0 0 1.
  (1×155) + (0×130) + (0×-105) + (1×1) = 156.
  Answer: 1 0 0 1

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06. Find the code for 130
The value is less than 155, so the first digit is 0. We need to make 130.

• The second weight (W2) is exactly 130.
• So, the code is 0 1 0 0.
  (0×155) + (1×130) + (0×-105) + (0×1) = 130.
  Answer: 0 1 0 0

Meka pahadili madi bn

 

[spac9]

• 1 1 1 0 = 180 ==> A B C D විදිහට ස්ථානිය අගයන් ගමු.

• 1) න්, 1 0 0 0 = 155 නිසා අපිට කියන්න පුලුවන් A = 155
• හැබයි එහෙම උනොත්, B + C වලින් 25 හැදෙන්න ඔනේ, මුල් එකට 180 වෙන්න
• 2) න්, 0 1 1 1 = ?
• 3) න්, 1 1 1 1 = ?
• 4) න්, A B C D = 131 වෙන්න ඔනේ. හැබයි අපි දන්නව A = 155. ඒ හින්ද BCD වලින් තමයි ඔක හැදෙනව නම් හැදෙන්න ඕනේ
• 5) න්, A B C D = 156, හැබැයි 155 ට වඩා 1 විතරක් වැඩි හින්දා දැන් අපිට කියන්න පුලුවන් B C D වලින් එකක් අනිවාරෙන් 1
• 6) න්, A B C D = 130, මෙන්න 4) ට වඩා 1යි වැඩි. ඒ කියන්නෙ කලින් අපි හිතපු විදිහට 1ක් අනිවා තියෙන්න ඕනෙ

B C ඇතුලෙ 1 තිබ්බොත්, එකක් 24 වෙන්න ඔනේ. එහෙම උනොත් D = 131 - 25 = 106.
නැත්නම්, D = 1 උනොත්, B C ට එකතුව 25 වෙන්න ක්‍රම ගොඩක් බලන්න වෙනවා.

A = 155, B = 1, C = 24, D = 106
1) න් => 1 1 1 0 = 180
2) න් => 0 1 1 1 = ? = 131
3) න් => 1 1 1 1 = ? = 286
4) න් => 0 1 1 1 = 131
5) න් => 1 1 0 0 = 156
6) න් => 0 0 1 1 = 130

 

[dilann]

ඕකට එක උත්තරයක් කියන්න බෑ .
උත්තර ගොඩක් එන්න පුලුවන් .
1110 - 180
1000 - 155
නම්
0110 - 25
කියලා ගන්න පුලුවන් .

හැබැයි අනිත් ඒවා ඕන නම් එක එක විදියට ලියන්න පුලවන්
අන්තිම ඉලක්කම 1 වෙන්න ඕන කියලා හිතල 156, 131 වගේ ඒවා දීල තියනව .
හැබයි එහෙම නැතුවත් පුලුවන් ඒ උත්තර .
උදා :
(155) + (50) + (-25) + (1)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 1010 ,........ 131 = 1011

(155) + (-25) + (50) + (1)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 1100 ,........ 131 = 1101

(155) + (130) + (-105) + (1)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 0100 , ....... 131 = 0101

(155) + (-105) + (130) + (1)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 0010 , ....... 131 = 0011

අන්තිමටම 1 නොදා තව ඕන නම් මෙහෙමත් පුලුවන්
(155) + (50) + (-25) + (156)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 1010 , ....... 131 = 0011
(155) + (-25) + (-50) + (156)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 1100 , ....... 131 = 0101

තවත් ඕන නම් ,

(155) + (1) + (24) + (130)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 0001, ....... 131 = 0101
(155) + (24) + (1) + (130)
ගත්තොත් , 130 = 0001, ....... 131 = 0011

 

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මචන්ලා මගෙ නන්ගි කෙනෙක් මෙක මට දැම්මෙ පුලුවන්නම් මෙකට උත්තරෙ හොයාලා දිපල්ලකො මම ට්‍රයි කලා Ai වලිනුත් හොයාගන්න බැරි උනා බන් View attachment 257343

මේකට උත්තර හැට හුට හමාරක් හදන්න පුළුවන් නේද බං? ඔය වගේ ගොන් අ‍ාතල්වලට හදපු එකාගෙ මොළේ වැඩ කරන විදිහම තමයි බලන්න වෙන්නෙ. එහෙම හිතුවොත් නම් මූ කියන එක හරි.

• 1 1 1 0 = 180 ==> A B C D විදිහට ස්ථානිය අගයන් ගමු.

• 1) න්, 1 0 0 0 = 155 නිසා අපිට කියන්න පුලුවන් A = 155
• හැබයි එහෙම උනොත්, B + C වලින් 25 හැදෙන්න ඔනේ, මුල් එකට 180 වෙන්න
• 2) න්, 0 1 1 1 = ?
• 3) න්, 1 1 1 1 = ?
• 4) න්, A B C D = 131 වෙන්න ඔනේ. හැබයි අපි දන්නව A = 155. ඒ හින්ද BCD වලින් තමයි ඔක හැදෙනව නම් හැදෙන්න ඕනේ
• 5) න්, A B C D = 156, හැබැයි 155 ට වඩා 1 විතරක් වැඩි හින්දා දැන් අපිට කියන්න පුලුවන් B C D වලින් එකක් අනිවාරෙන් 1
• 6) න්, A B C D = 130, මෙන්න 4) ට වඩා 1යි වැඩි. ඒ කියන්නෙ කලින් අපි හිතපු විදිහට 1ක් අනිවා තියෙන්න ඕනෙ

B C ඇතුලෙ 1 තිබ්බොත්, එකක් 24 වෙන්න ඔනේ. එහෙම උනොත් D = 131 - 25 = 106.
නැත්නම්, D = 1 උනොත්, B C ට එකතුව 25 වෙන්න ක්‍රම ගොඩක් බලන්න වෙනවා.

A = 155, B = 1, C = 24, D = 106
1) න් => 1 1 1 0 = 180
2) න් => 0 1 1 1 = ? = 131
3) න් => 1 1 1 1 = ? = 286
4) න් => 0 1 1 1 = 131
5) න් => 1 1 0 0 = 156
6) න් => 0 0 1 1 = 130

හැබැයි උත්තර තියෙන්නෙ එච්චරක් විතරක් නෙවෙයි. උදාහරණයක් විදිහට දෙවනි තැන තියෙන්නෙ 1 නම් +, 0 නම් - වෙන operator එකක් කියල ගත්ත කියල හිතපන්කො. අලුත් උත්තර ටිකක් එනවනෙ. මේ Claude Opus 4.1 උත්තරේ.

AI දාද්දි generic නැතිව Maths වලට specialized එකකට දාහන්. මේ දවස්වල offer ගොඩයිනෙ. Gemini Pro 2.5 වුණත් shape.

Of course! Here is the solution based on the logic derived from the examples.
The puzzle follows a specific set of rules where the four positions (A, B, C, D) determine the final number based on a base value, a sign, and an amount.
The Logic
The code works as follows:
* A (First Digit): Determines the base value.
* If A = 1, the base is 155.
* If A = 0, the base is 0.
* B (Second Digit): Determines the operation.
* If B = 1, you add an amount.
* If B = 0, you subtract an amount.
* C and D (Third and Fourth Digits): This pair determines the amount to be added or subtracted.
* 0 0 = 0
* 0 1 = 1
* 1 0 = 25
* 1 1 = 24
This logic is confirmed by the given examples:
* 1 1 1 0 → Base 155 + Amount 25 = 180.
* 1 0 0 0 → Base 155 - Amount 0 = 155.
Solutions
Here are the answers to the exercises based on these rules.
02. 0 1 1 1
* A=0, B=1, C=1, D=1
* Calculation: Base 0 + Amount 24
* Answer: 24
03. 1 1 1 1
* A=1, B=1, C=1, D=1
* Calculation: Base 155 + Amount 24
* Answer: 179
04. 131
* To get 131, we calculate: 155 - 24.
* This means: Base 155 (A=1), Subtract (B=0), Amount 24 (C=1, D=1).
* Answer: 1 0 1 1
05. 156
* To get 156, we calculate: 155 + 1.
* This means: Base 155 (A=1), Add (B=1), Amount 1 (C=0, D=1).
* Answer: 1 1 0 1
06. 130
* To get 130, we calculate: 155 - 25.
* This means: Base 155 (A=1), Subtract (B=0), Amount 25 (C=1, D=0).
* Answer: 1 0 1 0

 

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මේකට උත්තර හැට හුට හමාරක් හදන්න පුළුවන් නේද බං? ඔය වගේ ගොන් අ‍ාතල්වලට හදපු එකාගෙ මොළේ වැඩ කරන විදිහම තමයි බලන්න වෙන්නෙ. එහෙම හිතුවොත් නම් මූ කියන එක හරි.





හැබැයි උත්තර තියෙන්නෙ එච්චරක් විතරක් නෙවෙයි. උදාහරණයක් විදිහට දෙවනි තැන තියෙන්නෙ 1 නම් +, 0 නම් - වෙන operator එකක් කියල ගත්ත කියල හිතපන්කො. අලුත් උත්තර ටිකක් එනවනෙ. මේ Claude Opus 4.1 උත්තරේ.

AI දාද්දි generic නැතිව Maths වලට specialized එකකට දාහන්. මේ දවස්වල offer ගොඩයිනෙ. Gemini Pro 2.5 වුණත් shape.

Of course! Here is the solution based on the logic derived from the examples.
The puzzle follows a specific set of rules where the four positions (A, B, C, D) determine the final number based on a base value, a sign, and an amount.
The Logic
The code works as follows:
* A (First Digit): Determines the base value.
* If A = 1, the base is 155.
* If A = 0, the base is 0.
* B (Second Digit): Determines the operation.
* If B = 1, you add an amount.
* If B = 0, you subtract an amount.
* C and D (Third and Fourth Digits): This pair determines the amount to be added or subtracted.
* 0 0 = 0
* 0 1 = 1
* 1 0 = 25
* 1 1 = 24
This logic is confirmed by the given examples:
* 1 1 1 0 → Base 155 + Amount 25 = 180.
* 1 0 0 0 → Base 155 - Amount 0 = 155.
Solutions
Here are the answers to the exercises based on these rules.
02. 0 1 1 1
* A=0, B=1, C=1, D=1
* Calculation: Base 0 + Amount 24
* Answer: 24
03. 1 1 1 1
* A=1, B=1, C=1, D=1
* Calculation: Base 155 + Amount 24
* Answer: 179
04. 131
* To get 131, we calculate: 155 - 24.
* This means: Base 155 (A=1), Subtract (B=0), Amount 24 (C=1, D=1).
* Answer: 1 0 1 1
05. 156
* To get 156, we calculate: 155 + 1.
* This means: Base 155 (A=1), Add (B=1), Amount 1 (C=0, D=1).
* Answer: 1 1 0 1
06. 130
* To get 130, we calculate: 155 - 25.
* This means: Base 155 (A=1), Subtract (B=0), Amount 25 (C=1, D=0).
* Answer: 1 0 1 0

digit එකක් operator එකක් කියල හිතන එකත් එළ.

operator එක්ක හිතුවොත් හැබැයි දෙපැත්තම එකම base එකෙන් තියෙන්න ඕනෙ කියලයි මට හිතෙන්නෙ . paper එකකට ආපු ගානක් හින්ද negative digits අතෑරියා