Solving a deductive puzzle from Berkeley mini Math Competition @blackpenredpen

Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

This is a deductive math puzzle from the Berkeley mini-math tournament (for middle school students). Can you use the given clues to fill in the boxes with the correct numbers? Warning, you might not need to fill in all the boxes!

Try an easier one: youtu.be/No6lZQvNOU4
This puzzle is from the Berkeley mini-math tournament. https://berkeley.mt/archives/bmmt-2023/puzzle-problems.pdf
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