Will you be able to solve the difficult mathematical puzzle in the history of the games?

The British math quiz show "Countdown" uploaded to Twitter a video of one of its most successful competitors in its 36 years. Will you be able to solve the exercise that resolved in 30 seconds? Come in and try for yourself

Will you be able to solve the difficult mathematical puzzle in the history of the games?

Do you take maths experts yourself? Are you sure you can meet any numerical puzzle and reach a solution in no time? The next math problem is for you. British TV show Countdown (Countdown - Countdown) has been watching for 36 years, since it was launched in 1982, and has now decided to pay tribute to one of its most successful competitors, a man who has already been dubbed the true "Sheldon Cooper" - named after the "Big Bang" series star "The genius.

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Math puzzle at play (Photo: Channel 4, official website)

"Countdown" uploaded a 1997 video of excellent competitor James Martin titled: "If you think you are a math magician, look at this guy" and the caption: "The program's WTF moment." The video, in which James manages to open a particularly difficult puzzle in no time, garnered nearly 9,000 retweets and over 20,000 likes, sending surfers to try to figure out how the hell James solved the exercise so quickly.

The impressive competitor received 30 seconds and six different numbers to reach the required amount with the help of simple connecting, subtracting, multiplying and dividing operations. Granted, some of the better math surfers argued in response that there were better ways to solve the problem they solved, but James was widely praised online.