An equation that uses elementary math principles left the internet stumped. Can you solve it correctly in under a minute?

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Only people who are maths champions can solve this brainteaser in 30 seconds You'll need to be a modern-day Einstein to crack this devilish equation.

Can you solve a simple math brainteaser? Equation leaves the internet perplexed This puzzle is just the latest in a series of mind-bending problems that have captivated social media users worldwide.

Here are the steps to solving the viral equation 4×4-4÷4+4. Since there are no parentheses or exponents in this expression, start with multiplication and division, working from left to right.

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