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Found it on CRTGAMING sub... but... I have more questions than answers.
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That's not a SHARP tv, it's a TOSHIBA 🙄
 
What is this witchcrafting?
One of those "logic" / "intelligence" exercises demanding you to have the same arbitrary idea that the question author had when typing out the thing.

If you have the correct idea, this gives you the opportunity to feel some smug superiority, although I tend to call it luck. Like those "continue the number series in a logic way" -- there are infinite possibilities to design such a thing -- and it can be as complex as desired.
In this case you have to have the idea, that each digit can have a value out of {0, 1, 2} which is -- that is the arbitrary part -- based on the appearance of the digit.
 
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In this case you have to have the idea, that each digit can have a value out of {0, 1, 2} which is -- that is the arbitrary part -- based on the appearance of the digit.
It's just like the instructions you get at your first orgy, "don't overthink it, just look for the holes" :tpi:

Anyway the use of the equals sign is (intentionally) misleading, saying some function over those numbers equals the value on the right would be more correct (f(x) = y).
On the other hand saying that pre-schoolers can solve it should be a big hint that we can disregard math and focus on other aspects of the numerals.
Not that anyone takes that particular hint.
 
From what i understand, 4 of the same digit equals 0. Like in the examples (2222=0/ 3333=0 etc.)
Except for (0000=4) which i assume each "0" equals "1". So the placement of the digits didn't matter here?
Also, sometimes 2 of the same digit in a unit can equal zero, like in these examples (2172=0 & 3213=0 etc.) but what about the other 2 digits? Why do they equal 0 too?
this case you have to have the idea, that each digit can have a value out of {0, 1, 2} which is -- that is the arbitrary part -- based on the appearance of the digit.
Not sure it can be solved with a derivative or if it should even be a function. More like with probability, since chance is involved.. 🤷🏻‍♂️
 

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