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Brain Test Level 296 Walkthrough: Enter 15
Brain Test Level 296 Walkthrough: Enter 15
Complete Walkthrough, Step-by-Step Explanation, Common Mistakes
🧩 Level Information
- Level Number: 296
- Question Statement: Enter 15
- Difficulty: Easy
🎯 Objective
Correctly enter the number "15" into the input field on the screen and submit it.
📝 Steps to Solve
- Tap the input field in the center (or bottom) of the screen to display the keyboard.
- Enter "1" using the keyboard.
- Continue to enter "5" and check that "15" is displayed in the input field.
- Ensure that there are no symbols or spaces other than numbers.
- Tap the complete button (checkmark or OK button) to submit your answer.
💡 Hints
- Read the question statement honestly and try executing it as is.
- No special calculations or operations are required, just enter the number "15" as it is.
- Be careful not to include unnecessary characters (spaces or symbols).
🧠 Explanation & Points
This stage is a type of "solvable if done straightforwardly" puzzle that does not allow players to overthink. In Brain Test, many questions contain twists or hidden elements, leading players to consider converting the "15" display into another number or combining objects on the screen. However, the instructions for this level are very straightforward as "enter 15," and the correct solution is to type "15" in the answer field. Sometimes, flexibility to receive instructions as they are without overcomplicating is required.
🔍 Common Mistakes
- Misunderstanding it as a calculation problem and trying to derive 15 with some formula.
- Including non-numeric characters like "15 desu," "fifteen," etc., while entering.
- Entering with spaces at the beginning or end like " 15 " and not being evaluated correctly.
- Searching for the number on the screen and trying to drag or combine objects to make 15.
🎉 Advice After Clearing
Completing this level makes you realize the importance of accepting instructions straightforwardly without looking for unnecessary twists. In Brain Test, problems with strong twists will coexist with simple problems in the future, so a flexible mindset that can adapt to both patterns will be helpful.