I'm Not a Robot level guide

I'm Not a Robot Level 34 Walkthrough

hard Target: 10 moves 4 colors

Solve Level 34 Mathematics by selecting the later verified 3x3 expression board from least to greatest: 3/8, log₃(3), √4, 2π/3, Σ(i=1..6) i, 4!, ∫₂⁹ x dx, e⁵, and ∞.

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How to Solve I'm Not a Robot Level 34 — Full Solution

  1. Ignore the first randomized board and external calculator screens; wait for the board with 3/8, log₃(3), √4, 2π/3, Σ(i=1..6) i, 4!, ∫₂⁹ x dx, e⁵, and ∞.
  2. Click r2c2 3/8 as rank 1, then r3c3 log₃(3) as rank 2.
  3. Click r1c1 √4 as rank 3, then r1c3 2π/3 as rank 4.
  4. Click r3c1 Σ(i=1..6) i as rank 5, then r2c1 4! as rank 6.
  5. Click r3c2 ∫₂⁹ x dx as rank 7, r1c2 e⁵ as rank 8, and r2c3 ∞ as rank 9.
  6. Confirm every tile is numbered, then click Verify. The source transitions to Level 35: Shuffle.

Colors in this level:

White, Black, Blue, Gray

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Do not solve the first randomized board with the later board's coordinates.
  • Do not place 2π/3 before √4 or ∞ before every finite expression.
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Quick Tips for I'm Not a Robot Level 34 (spoiler-free)

  • 3/8 is 0.375, so it comes before log₃(3)=1.
  • √4=2 comes before 2π/3, which is slightly above 2.
  • Leave ∞ for rank 9 and Verify after all nine ranks appear.
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Layout
The source first shows a different randomized 3x3 board with √15, 7!, 2π/4 / ∫₂⁶ x dx, e⁵, 13/19 / ∞, Σ(i=1..5) i, log₃(3), then returns to the accepted board: √4, e⁵, 2π/3 / 4!, 3/8, ∞ / Σ(i=1..6) i, ∫₂⁹ x dx, log₃(3).
Goal
On the accepted board, select r2c2 3/8, r3c3 log₃(3), r1c1 √4, r1c3 2π/3, r3c1 Σ(i=1..6) i, r2c1 4!, r3c2 ∫₂⁹ x dx, r1c2 e⁵, and r2c3 ∞.
Opening
Use the later board and start with 3/8, then log₃(3), √4, and 2π/3. Continue in increasing numerical order.
Danger Zone
Do not combine the first randomized expression set or the intervening external calculator screens with the later accepted board. The infinite tile must be last.
Mechanics
Mathematics combines expression evaluation with ordered click ranks. A tile is not complete merely because it is selected; its number must match its position in the least-to-greatest sequence.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the verified Level 34 order?

    3/8, log₃(3), √4, 2π/3, Σ(i=1..6) i, 4!, ∫₂⁹ x dx, e⁵, then ∞.

  • Why are there two expression boards in the source?

    The source shows a randomized opening board before returning to the board whose selections receive the persistent numbered checks.

  • What comes after Verify?

    The source advances to Level 35: Shuffle.

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