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wotk this one out

BigRooster | 14:50 Mon 19th Sep 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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WORK THIS OUT
"You saw a shirt for £97. You didn't have the cash, so you borrowed £50 from your mom and £50 from your dad = £100. You bought the shirt.and had £3 change. You gave your dad £1 and your mom £1 and kept the other £1 for yourself. Now you owe your mom £49 and your dad £49. 49+49 = 98 + your £1 = 99. Where is the missing £1?"

diabetes uk Monday September 19th 2011

Herald Wee Stinker

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writesbad

This is a variation of a very old chestnut

Basically the mathematical equations are mismatched
you can have
either: value of shirt plus £1 each, 97 + 3 =100
or: 50 +50 = 100, then 49 + 1 +49 +1 =100
the £1 you keep does not belong in this calculation!

MarkRae

It's nowhere because it was never part of the equation...

pa___ul3

it's in either your dad's pocket or your mum (or mom if you're that way inclined)'s purse... or fallen out of your dad's pocket down the back of his comfy chair so you should go and get it quick to help feed your habit for expensive shirts!

argorstran

You've forgotten about your shirt ! You don't just have £1 at the end , you have £1 + the shirt (£97) =£98 of value , matching the £49 +£49 that you owe mom and dad , with you having given them the £1 and £1 earlier . making the £100 that you owe them . Some people would forget their shirt if they didn't have it on !