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Puzzles and IQ-tests. Feel free to pause the video and try on your own before I show you the point-by-point answer.
Mensa tryout IQ test Denmark
Point-by-point explanation for the mensa tryout IQ test Denmark. You can pause the video and try on your own before I show you the answer. Keep practicing!
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Puzzle 1 Overlapping circles
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This is an interesting puzzle about overlapping circles. Express the overlapping green area of the circles as a function of the radius!
Mensa tryout IQ test Finland
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I am solving a Mensa tryout IQ test from Finland and explaining each solution. Practice makes perfect. Enjoy! Here is the link to the test: www.mensa.fi/iq/index_2.html
Mensa tryout test 1
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Point-by-point explanation to one of Mensa’s tryout tests. Practice makes perfect.
22nd was tricky one...
레오가 처참하게 죽어간거에 대한 해명좀 해주시죠! 그동안 당신을 믿고 응원했던 애견인으로써 너무 충격입니다. ㅠㅠ
You're good at explaining. Thank you. But at around 17:47 you say something like we can't find a pattern to figure out white+white. If you look at the middle column you see that white+white=white because the rule also applies vertically.
19:59 неправильный ответ. Надо выбирать "В"
How do you convert raw score to approximate IQ on this test?
Super! Thank you for this
Thankyou ❤
Think you mix up your 45 and 90 degrees angles. But great video! Thanks! :)
Well done!! Thanks for the clear explanations!!! I have a Mensa test in a few hours, ;this really helps. Also to put me at ease a bit 🙂
21:00?
Yeaa, don't skip explanation like colum 2. In colum 2 you don't have erase enething, so it's confusing because in colum 3 if you don't erase up line you get difrent answer. So friendly reminder for autor of video, don't skip columns when you see another pattern in second column, it's not the same pattern 👍
Yeah, you are absolutely right!
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Problem 39 - 49:52 - Excellent explanation, Very Good Work !!
Problem 37 - 49:52 - Excellent explanation, Very Good Work !!
Problem 35 - 44:00 - Excellent explanation, Very Good Work !!
Problem 20 - 19:09 - Excellent explanation, Very Good Work !!!
39 is challenging
There seems to be an error in your analysis. For # 19, you stated that when the arrow goes from horizontal to vertical it doesn't change color. However, in the top row the arrow goes from horizontal to vertical and does change color.
i disagree on 37. there is no evidence that two reds can be there. there is however evidence that there can be multiple blues. blues move once over each time to the right one, and for each line blue shifts vertically downwards. you can predict the answer to be H, but you cant predict multiple reds on F. or at least there is less evidence for a pattern being there
easy is the one out of the thumb-nail, isn't it? ...within a second you can see, that the paradigm to get the solution is a linear shift of 1/2 towards the right, thus just < E > matches this paradigm and is thereof the solution... Le p'tit Daniel
Took this play test at 12 and got a 107
Thank you very very much ❤ from Nepal
I scored 128 before watching this video, which was higher than I was expecting. Those last 4 questions or so were frying my brain 😢
What is the maximum score when you answer all of them correct? When testing for the first time, the last question was the only one I left unanswered; but I dont know how many I got wrong. I scored 135.
Very helpful ❤
24/24. What's my I.Q?
250
@@qedro No shit? i'm way underachieving. lol
Number 19 is B. Each row and each column contain 2 black arrows and one white. Also all the colors in each diagonal is the same. You got 19 wrong
For the last five question I just chose random and at the end the result point was of 115
Really overcomplicating a lot of answers, start looking more at diagonals
done 2{15 may 23}
19. nie będzie B?
Problem 38 at 53:26: I think there is an other option: Disregard the single individual squares and look at them as triple row squares. If you go horizontally, you can see them as cold colored rows (blue, green, cyan), warm colored rows (red, yellow, pink) and dark colored rows (black, white and gray). You will notice that the rows they all swap positions vertically and thus you know quickly what the solution is. With this approach, "B" can be a valid solution, too.
Although you're technically correct. This is basically an oversimplification of the true solution and ignores the fact that the red and purple squares appear in the same column looking down horizontally. The b answer was included to throw people off who fail to take into account the column positions of the individual coloured squares.
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I took this test on my phone just then and got 124!
thank you ⭐
Thank you for this great video! This same exercise was on my practice test for an upcoming exam. This really helped me a lot. Also, to save time I used the rule of the 30 60 90 triangles instead of the trigonometric functions.
Funny on 25th the way I did it was, I determined where the point inside the circle would end up next and since all the downward points were in black circle and upward points were in white circle, I guessed it to be white and the position of the point by following the pattern.
Although I don't know English I could understand your lesson .Thank you
#19 is 'B' not 'D' . Note the diagonal colour patten. Black only bottom right.
yes i agree with you! always two black in every row and only one white color in every row
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I think your description on 33 is a just a tiny bit confusing. Easier to overlap them. Nr 6 and 7 becomes 2, 3 and 8 becomes 2, 1 and 4 becomes B
thanks for the video! In 17:47 we can conclude that White+White=White by oberserving the pattern vertically (2nd column)
Q 19: correct explanation: so B is the right answer. However a pretty good score: 23 correct out of 24. So tell us: Did Mensa accept you? .
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In no way, can this test any intelligence above severe intellectual and/or psyciatric dysfunction. The rest can be learned with a few videos. Takes superior intelligence to evaluate the test subject. No traces of that superiority, with these types of tests.
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Ceiling 120?
If any job interview asked me to do an IQ test, I would simply walk out and leave. What a silly thing to ask. Question # 33 on the Norway Mensa test is a perfect example as to why I have no desire to join Mensa despite getting a perfect score on the tryout test. What a convoluted amount of nonsense.
what nonsense?
8:34 why adding extra squares from right to left and not removing them from left to right ?😂
while being 13, scored a 135 on this test. it claims its inaccurate for under 18. could anyone possible tell me whats my actual probable score?