A term that refers to questions involving both math and semantics, which usually appear in aptitude or IQ tests to confuse or trick the unwary.
Examples of mathesemantic questions are:
a) What is the sum of 2 apples and 3 oranges?
b) What is the result of 5 one-way trips and 3 round trips?
c) What is the value of 8 men × 1.5 hours?
Answers: a) five fruits, b) 5 round trips, c) 12 man-hours.
a) What is the sum of 2 apples and 3 oranges?
b) What is the result of 5 one-way trips and 3 round trips?
c) What is the value of 8 men × 1.5 hours?
Answers: a) five fruits, b) 5 round trips, c) 12 man-hours.
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