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    The square below is missing a number.



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      32



      4



      16



      22



      Please explain your answer



      HINT




      Something to do with addition







      mathematics logical-deduction lateral-thinking







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      The square below is missing a number.



      Fill in the number



      You have four options



      32



      4



      16



      22



      Please explain your answer



      HINT




      Something to do with addition







      mathematics logical-deduction lateral-thinking




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          is magic as adding the letter count spelling the numbers is 21 horizontally, vertically, diagonally.







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            is magic as adding the letter count spelling the numbers is 21 horizontally, vertically, diagonally.







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              The following grid




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              enter image description here


              is magic as adding the letter count spelling the numbers is 21 horizontally, vertically, diagonally.







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                which uses 16 as the missing number

                enter image description here


                is magic as adding the letter count spelling the numbers is 21 horizontally, vertically, diagonally.







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                The following grid




                which uses 16 as the missing number

                enter image description here


                is magic as adding the letter count spelling the numbers is 21 horizontally, vertically, diagonally.








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