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The 49 each is how much you still owe each of your parents, because you gave them each a dollar back already.
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Originally Posted by MZBLUE2U
Originally Posted by SoleWoman
Originally Posted by Yeah
The Washington's go to wifey, you know how that go.
But seriously, that equation is dumb. Where do you get $49 from?
Originally Posted by ServeChilled81
the riddle is written wrong, you should state that you borrowed $50 from each parent
and gave them each back $1 dollar from the $3 in change, keeping 1 for yourself
now you only owe each parent $49 , well really you need to come up with $48.50 each, because the dollar
you kept still goes back to them...
SMHOriginally Posted by Alchemiss
The 49 each is how much you still owe each of your parents, because you gave them each a dollar back already.
for real. you couldn't have chosen something like shoes or jeans?Originally Posted by JPTHE3
Originally Posted by WaitWut
Originally Posted by MZBLUE2U
he got 100 from his parents
owes 50 to mom & dad
gave 1 dollar back to each
now owes mom & dad 49 each
has 1 dollar left
49+49 = 98
i think thats what OP is trying to get at
Well I think that too , i think thats what OP is trying to say
Mom and dad both pitched in 50 bucks each to make 100 for the son , right ?
Wait nevermind Im lost , who buys a shirt for 97 bucks in the first place ?
Originally Posted by megatron
There is no extra dollarOriginally Posted by Alchemiss
...and bought a shirt that was $97. You got back $3 in change.
You gave your mom and dad $1 each and kept $1 for yourself.
$49 + $49 = $98 + your dollar = $99.
Where's the extra dollar?
This is just one of those old riddle type things.
Which you butchered horribly btw.