Part 9, MOVE ONE SEGMENT TO FIX THE EQUATION, seven segment puzzle 

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there is no cheating at all , moving one segment of the "4" makes it "11" so the equation is correct (11 - 3 = 8) your suggestion is also correct, every puzzle can have more than one answer dear 😀

@@saidhussein5 Well, since the rules aren't explicit, often one assumes constraints that may or may not match what the writer intended. I would think that each seven segment position could only represent numbers between 0 and 9. Eleven could never be displayed in a real, electronic display unless the circuits were haywire, or the font was screwy. In my opinion this is "thinking outside the box", but violates rules that I assumed.

@@jonahansen YOU are absolutely correct, if it is only one seven segment to be implemented, now i understand your point however, for the sake of not repeating any of the equations i used before in previous videos, I tried to think out of the box thank you so much for your clarification.

@@jonahansen firstly, i appreciate your valuable comments :). secondly, as a matter of fact, it is not a real electronic seven segment device, though it looks so , if you tried all the probabilities for numbers from 0 to 9, you would find that number "4" is difficult to change, except to 11, even your suggestion to change 4 to 9 is not compl😄ete (needs another additional segment). thinking outside the box is good for the brain dear :)

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