WTF? Trick Question (1 Viewer)

[Hoskiies]

I'm pretty sure some of you guys have seen this question or heard of it.

There's a shirt for $97 dollars, so you borrow $50 from your mum and $50 from your dad, you have $100.
You buy the shirt with $3 left, $1 dollar goes to your mum and $1 to your dad so you have $1 left.
Now you owe your Mum $49 and your dad $49 and you have $1 yourself.

What happened to the missing $1?

 

[Render777]

there is no missing dollar.. if you give that dollar back to mum you will owe her 48 and your dad will stay at 49.. ..............49+48=97 ... the shirt is...97

gl with 90+ in mx2

 

[Capt Rifle]

there is no missing dollar.. if you give that dollar back to mum you will owe her 48 and your dad will stay at 49.. ..............49+48=97 ... the shirt is...97

gl with 90+ in mx2

Lol that isn't even maths its common sense. But good question though

 

[Hoskiies]

there is no missing dollar.. if you give that dollar back to mum you will owe her 48 and your dad will stay at 49.. ..............49+48=97 ... the shirt is...97

gl with 90+ in mx2

*Facepalm* You borrow a total of 100. You have 3 dollars change, you give 1 dollar to your mum and 1 dollar to your dad so you have 1 dollar left. You owe your mum 49 and dad 49 and you have 1 dollar left, 49+49+1 = 99.

 

[SharkeyBoy]

*Facepalm* You borrow a total of 100. You have 3 dollars change, you give 1 dollar to your mum and 1 dollar to your dad so you have 1 dollar left. You owe your mum 49 and dad 49 and you have 1 dollar left, 49+49+1 = 99.

It's not 49+49+1 = 99, it's 49+49-1 = 97 because the one dollar is subtracted off the loan you owe to your parents

 

[Hoskiies]

It's not 49+49+1 = 99, it's 49+49-1 = 97 because the one dollar is subtracted off the loan you owe to your parents

Then where's the missing 3 dollars?

 

[seanieg89]

I'm pretty sure some of you guys have seen this question or heard of it.

There's a shirt for $97 dollars, so you borrow $50 from your mum and $50 from your dad, you have $100.
You buy the shirt with $3 left, $1 dollar goes to your mum and $1 to your dad so you have $1 left.
Now you owe your Mum $49 and your dad $49 and you have $1 yourself.

What happened to the missing $1?

What missing dollar? Why should the sum of the debt you have to your parents and the amount of money in your wallet be 100?

 

[Hoskiies]

What missing dollar? Why should the sum of the debt you have to your parents and the amount of money in your wallet be 100?

Yea, I got the answer. These riddles.

 

[RealiseNothing]

*Facepalm* You borrow a total of 100. You have 3 dollars change, you give 1 dollar to your mum and 1 dollar to your dad so you have 1 dollar left. You owe your mum 49 and dad 49 and you have 1 dollar left, 49+49+1 = 99.

Why is it facepalm? render is right.

 

[Nws m8]

there is no missing dollar.. if you give that dollar back to mum you will owe her 48 and your dad will stay at 49.. ..............49+48=97 ... the shirt is...97

gl with 90+ in mx2

hahaha

 

[Chocco starfish]

I'm pretty sure some of you guys have seen this question or heard of it.

There's a shirt for $97 dollars, so you borrow $50 from your mum and $50 from your dad, you have $100.
You buy the shirt with $3 left, $1 dollar goes to your mum and $1 to your dad so you have $1 left.
Now you owe your Mum $49 and your dad $49 and you have $1 yourself.

What happened to the missing $1?

There is no missing dollar. You know this. What are you doing?