The HARDEST Problem On The SAT | Can You Solve This?

[@infinitedonuts]

I really appreciate how you don’t skip any steps.

[@slantize]

I like the part where no one really has time to solve this and has better risk reward with process of elimination which is the whole premise of the SATs to be designed as a logic test

[@hottabasco9277]

Really easy

[@ktzmiso6547]

i dont get it, why nmot use GDC??

[@ConnorCornelius]

The answer to the 2nd one is -52643951747269062439432116572887340400569988569754338678966381730684019278245727585467861095941597659393324347160475969260222668041307886518246660066242575861545551152173550080842125208772019902299727939551297805237187158479880160151174783730098438464835607611679338175434680968622604851462851710991160895019345546002948191756853488386832507787804906833295085928356908138361859376305917295836641962974798507527902487655944971860186653581168461073745346755256483130188461212929747808616824877990167222757548020178676240440102615353675645858089426776938159126439820223262246271493797151829095441436249272980195735928779792935878868512912403451373368413417574747403868971634457233206924396639727466723213346567840389196902204887590727626138650177582378124983097140960494658926633314186628198779588670864469750714354356376786841965248764423791936904731359899168008