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Another Puzzle

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You had no money but there was a deal to buy a guitar for $100.00. 2 of your good friends were good enough to loan you the money. You take the cash and bought the guitar but ask for a discount. The seller then sold you at $97.00.

You return $1.00 each to your 2 friends and kept $1.00. Now you owe your 2 friends S$49.00 each which totals $98.00. If you have $1.00 and owe your friends $98.00 where is the missing $1.00?
 
The $1 you kept is a smokescreen.
You borrowed $100, paid back $2, and now you owe $98.
That's all. You never had any money in the first place and the $1 is irrelevant. :D
 
The $1 you kept is a smokescreen.
You borrowed $100, paid back $2, and now you owe $98.
That's all. You never had any money in the first place and the $1 is irrelevant. :D

But paying another $1.00 to one of the friends, total $99.00 means $1.00 missing since you borrowed $100.00. Right?
 
u borrowed $100 ... returned $2 ... stil owe $98 ... n u got $1 in ur hands ... wat $1 missing? ...

u got ur guitar ... u got $1 ... u happy, ur frens happy, can oredi! ...
 
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u borrowed $100 ... returned $2 ... stil owe $98 ... n u got $1 in ur hands ... wat $1 missing? ...

u got ur guitar ... u got $1 ... u happy, ur frens happy, can oredi! ...

Maybe he got guitar his friends not happy? :D
 
blur no idea

why u think of things this way?

why not just return 1.50 in the first place then owe 48.5.

keep that 1 dollar to take bus ar
 
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You had no money but there was a deal to buy a guitar for $100.00. 2 of your good friends were good enough to loan you the money. You take the cash and bought the guitar but ask for a discount. The seller then sold you at $97.00.

You return $1.00 each to your 2 friends and kept $1.00. Now you owe your 2 friends S$49.00 each which totals $98.00. If you have $1.00 and owe your friends $98.00 where is the missing $1.00?

$1 is in the pocket.
 
The guitar costs $97, you took $1 total = $98. Where got extra $1?
 
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