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Another math riddle....

Alamaking

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The change is a distraction. At the end of the day, you returned $2 to parents, you still owe each of them 49. The $1 you took for yourself is not yours but theirs. :)

$49 + $49 = $98 + $2 returned = $100
 
Alamaking,
You are a nice guy but your maths really cannot make it.. lol
 
Re: 97 + 1 = 98

SO hard to understand meh? the question itself is wrong already, the $98 already includes your $1, cannot add another $1.

So its $97 + your $1 = $98 you borrowed cox you paid your parent $1 each liao.
 
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The change is a distraction. At the end of the day, you returned $2 to parents, you still owe each of them 49. The $1 you took for yourself is not yours but theirs. :)

$49 + $49 = $98 + $2 returned = $100

Haha I just read the post and you beat me to it.;)
 
This is how your invested CPF money was lost to the PAP.

PAP take your CPF to invest and make 10%. Return your CPF money with interest 3.2% only. Where is the missing 6.8%?
 
$98 = $97 shirt + $1

Cannot anyhow put numbers into an equation and expect them to add up.
 

lianbeng asks, "what is math?":confused:
last time my teacher wrote MATHS and pronounced MADS lah!:D
 
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