A shop sells apples at $1 each. Each of these apples are wrapped in a special wrapper. You can trade 3 of these wrappers for 1 apple.
If you have $15, how many apples can you get altogether?
Hint:
Don't forget your leftovers.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
If you can't answer the very high-level type questions for genius people only, it doesn't tell that you're stupid... You are normal as long as you ask yourself why you can't answer anything of the questions, thats' stupidity! -Zid Angeles
If you can't answer the very high-level type questions for genius people only, it doesn't tell that you're stupid... You are normal as long as you ask yourself why you can't answer anything of the questions, thats' stupidity! -Zid Angeles
5 comments:
15$ = 15 apples + 15 wrappers
= 15 apples + (5 apples + 5 wrappers)
= 15 apples + 5 apples + (3 apples + 3 wrappers) + 2 wrappers
= 15 + 5 + 3 ( 1 apple + (1 wrapper + 2 warrper) )
= ( 15 + 5 + 3 + 1 apple) + 3 wrapper
= 24 apple + 3wrapper
= 24 apple + 1 apple and 1 wrapper
= 25 apple and 1 wrapper.
tama?
-TearHere
Gj_master18
mali po wahehehehe
20 apples?
I agree with 20 apple.
heres the computation:
1 apple=$1
3wrapper=1 apple
$15=(1apple/$1)
apple=15
since you have 15 apple it means you have 15 wrappers.
so,
15wrappers/3wrappers =5
15+5=20
20 apples is wrong
Post a Comment