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    The document provides directions for using deductive reasoning to determine the missing number in two magic squares of order 5. A magic square of order 5 is presented with one number missing. The rules state that the total of each row, column, straight and diagonal in a magic square must equal 65. A second magic square of order 5 is then shown with the missing numbers filled in as an example.

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    The document provides directions for using deductive reasoning to determine the missing number in two magic squares of order 5. A magic square of order 5 is presented with one number missing. The rules state that the total of each row, column, straight and diagonal in a magic square must equal 65. A second magic square of order 5 is then shown with the missing numbers filled in as an example.

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    The document provides directions for using deductive reasoning to determine the missing number in two magic squares of order 5. A magic square of order 5 is presented with one number missing. The rules state that the total of each row, column, straight and diagonal in a magic square must equal 65. A second magic square of order 5 is then shown with the missing numbers filled in as an example.

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    The document provides directions for using deductive reasoning to determine the missing number in two magic squares of order 5. A magic square of order 5 is presented with one number missing. The rules state that the total of each row, column, straight and diagonal in a magic square must equal 65. A second magic square of order 5 is then shown with the missing numbers filled in as an example.

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    Victoria Blanco

    Christinejoy Boquiren
    Pauline Paet
    Norie Mhelle Bagos
    Alyssa Briones
    Jiselle Ceniza
    Lyndel Sister
    Quervin Alim
    Directions: Use deductive reasoning to determine the missing
    number in each magic square. The total number per row,
    column, straight and diagonal must be equal to 65

    A magic square of order 5

    11 7 3
    4 16
    5 13
    1 22
    23 2
    A magic square of order 5

    11 24 7 20 3
    4 12 25 8 16
    17 5 13 21 9
    10 18 1 14 22
    23 6 19 2 15
    1206= 2 78688=
    2345= 68950=
    3856= 89041=
    5167= 90127=
    4698= 68893=
    1206= 2 78688= 7
    2345= 0 68950= 5
    3856= 3 89041= 4
    5167= 1 90127= 2
    4698= 4 68893= 6

    You will count every circle in each number. :D

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