Let's do m/a/th

Let's do m/a/th.

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Yes

Is the 1 in the middle a unit square? Because if not fuck that I cba

What's the question?

Uhhhhhh what are we solving for, Sensei?

I retained nothing from my math education besides basic arithmetic and algebra.

I still don't know how multiplications and divisions work

fuck math

Fuck it, I'm not doing the quadratic.

Someone pick it up.

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Just use wolfram

I almost failed math in highschool user I have zero clue what this shit is even about

He's using only the x variable to solve.

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You know that each colored area has an area of .
You know that their surface area can be calculated by multiplying their sides.
You know that adding the bottom lines of red and yellow makes Y (etc).
So you put up a bunch of formulas, and then you calculate stuff.

How do you know that the center is a perfect square?

that was what I wanted to ask
op provided not enough information to solve this

What kind of a shitty rectangle has an area of 59? What an ugly shitty problem.

pogger time

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Assume that the 1 is a unit square.

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No

is not a linear system so it might not have a solution

FUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

THE TRUTH AIN'T GONNA STOP ME

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Brainlet here

17-14= 3
15-12= 3

Of fucking curse is non linear system. stated it, it's a fucking quadratic.

Nice.

No No

Miss the old days, Zig Forums could do math back then.

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The numbers appear to increase in value in correspondence with their ascribed quadrant's area size.

troll question

15+14=29
17+12=29
Then combine em and add 1 to get 59

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Non math autists should never have been allowed on the internet.