A sentence, let Vital heart began to beat drums.
Speaking voice are unconsciously weak, “is … yes, is this title copied wrong, I just hurry down to look for you, may not pay too much attention, or I now go upstairs to bring down the book.”
“No need,” Andrew refused, “the title is fine, just this word …”
It was familiar, like he’d seen it somewhere before.
But exactly where, Andrew couldn’t remember.
It didn’t matter, he wouldn’t have anything to do with Vital in the future anyway, so why should he care if the handwriting was familiar.
Andrew retrieved his thoughts and began to look at the questions in front of him.
Within ten minutes, he had solved all five questions.
“None of them are difficult, if you follow this formula and backtrack, you can easily get the answer, there is also this question, it’s actually a trap, you look like he wants B, but in reality, he’s asking you to count A. If you recognize the trap, you will easily be able to calculate it.”
Having finished the math, Andrew once again got up to leave.
“Wait a minute, actually Heart has a few more questions, right Heart, go upstairs and get them, don’t miss such a good opportunity to ask for advice.” Mr. Dumoulin tried his best to hint.
In his heart, he couldn’t help but want to curse, how come those chefs move so slowly, making a dish is not ready until now.
If it continues like this, he really won’t be able to stop Andrew!
Vital was also well aware of this and didn’t dare to delay in the slightest, hurrying to the upstairs.
“Snap!”
Vital slammed the book he had just slammed in Zachary’s face.
Anger surfaced on that chubby face, “Zachary did you do that on purpose, you tricked me didn’t you?”
“For good reason, what’s gotten into you?” Zachary furrowed his brows in great displeasure.
“Did you give me the easiest kind of OU problems, it’s only been less than ten minutes and the other person solved them all!” Vital stomped his foot in anger.
Solved them all in less than ten minutes?
How could that be!
Zachary unbelievably picked up that book and carefully looked at the steps Andrew left behind to solve the problems.
Although they were written very simply, they were all mentioning the most crucial positions.
The puzzle that had plagued her for almost half a month before was now enlightened and clear.
The other party was really too powerful, at a glance, he was an OU master, no, he was an OU genius!
“What are you giggling at the book there for, I’ll give you one more chance, you find me a few really difficult problems, or I’ll make you look good!” Vital said.
“Gotta make sure the other guy can’t do it and stay the whole time right?” Zachary asked.
“Right.” Vital nodded.
Zachary understood and picked up his pen and went to work on his book once again.
Soon, Vital came downstairs with the new questions.
There weren’t too many questions this time, just three in total, and the first two were still solved very easily by Andrew.
But when it came to the last one, he froze.
It was a probability question.
It was about bets.
How to put a large sum of money into a bet and win the most money without knowing whether you will win or lose.
Just by looking at this proposition, Andrew thought of someone.
And the following figures were even more like what he remembered.
Unconsciously, Andrew clenched the book in his hand.
He might not know how to calculate this probability question yet, but he knew very well that there was a great probability laying right in front of him.
“Zachary’s upstairs is it, you’re sisters?” Andrew asked.