A video has been shared on TikTok showing a 'maths puzzle for kids' that is so difficult it has left the internet stumped - and it's all to do with one little sum
It's common knowledge that regular physical exercise is crucial for maintaining a healthy body, but did you know that your brain needs its own form of workout to stay sharp? Engaging in activities that keep your mind active is essential to lower the risk of diseases like dementia and to enhance neural connections.
If you're keen on giving your cognitive functions a boost today, why not try your hand at this puzzle? The puzzle was posted on TikTok by Brainer's Dose, an account dedicated to sharing brain teasers that encourage thinking outside the box to tackle intricate questions and riddles.Your task is to figure out under what circumstances 6 + 7 could equal 1. Naturally, we all understand that 6 + 7 actually adds up to 13, making the puzzle less about mathematics and more about solving a clever riddle.
Moreover, this brainteaser was presented on TikTok as a "maths puzzle for kids", meaning it's intended to be tackled by young minds who don't necessarily have the same reasoning abilities as adults.
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