Math problems?
Deidara stared at the test paper, looking at the question in surprise.
Chickens? Rabbits? Count the legs and heads?
He had never seen a question like this before.
After all, Deidara had attended the Ninja Academy. He was a ten-year-old super genius and no stranger to mathematics.
But he had never seen such a baffling question.
"Let me think... What the hell, it looks difficult, but it's actually not hard at all."
Let there be x chickens and y rabbits. 2x + 4y = 100, 4y + 2x = 86...
Deidara quickly finished it, his confidence soaring.
He was one step closer to Lord Genitsu!
Throughout the classroom, more and more people figured out how to solve the first question. Their tightly furrowed brows gradually relaxed, and they let out long breaths.
It was only the first question, but finding the right approach was crucial for building confidence and easing their nerves.
They continued answering.
"A certain ninja village conducted two quality assessments, A and B, on its manufactured ninja tools. Those that failed both assessments were defective products; those that passed only one were standard products; those that passed both were premium products. In the A assessment conducted on a batch of ninja tools, the number of products passing was twice the number of premium products. The ratio of products passing assessment A to products passing assessment B was 6:5. If the defect rate of this batch was 10%, what was the premium product rate?"
Deidara: ???
Everyone else: ?!
What the hell was this? Did evaluating ninja tools have to be this complicated?
The examinees were instantly dumbfounded, scribbling and drawing on scratch paper with blank expressions.
This one question alone had left most of them utterly confused.
The Ninja Academy primarily taught people how to