Question

RIDDLE of the day

Answer 1

Three men went to a hotel to rent a room, the cost of the room was $30. Each man paid $10 to the bellboy and proceeded to their room. After a little while the bellboy realized that there was a special on rooms that night and the price for the men's room should have been $25. On his way to the men's room to give them back $5, he was puzzled how he was going to split $5 as he had no change. He decided he would give them each $1 and keep the remaining $2 for himself. So each man originally paid $10, but after the bellboy gave each man $1 back, each man paid $9.
9 x 3 = $27 plus the $2 the bellboy put in his pocket equals $29. The original price for the room was $30. Where did the last dollar go?

Answer 2

can any one do ir

Answer 3

here comes lana

Answer 4

sorry unkle

Answer 5

9x3=$27 plus the $2 the bellboy put in his pocket equals $29.The original price for the room was $30.Where did the last dollar go?

This should be correct.
There is no last dollar.
The $2 should be subtracted from 27,
because you're trying to find the final
price. Not the original price. 27-2 = 25

Answer 6

r u unable

Answer 7

Which shows that even though something sounds logical, it might not be. There is no "last dollar". There is a fallacy in the thought process and calculations. The $2 should be subtracted from the $27 to show what ended up being paid for the room. Or
$30 - $1 - $1 - $1 - $2 = $25
Probably the most difficult recently solved problem was Fermats enigama. Which involved cubes. It has taken many years and the consolidation of the work of dozens of people to resolve.

Answer 8

lol

Answer 9

I fooled u here!!

Answer 10

:D

Answer 11

medals

Answer 12

@hba

Answer 13

I will give u one as u participated

Answer 14

@lgbasallote

Answer 15

Fast unkle i will close it now

Answer 16

it does not make sense to plus the 2

\[ 9 \times 3 = $27 \cancel{\text{ plus the }} $2 \text{ the bellboy put in his pocket equals }$29 \]should be
\[ 9 \times 3 = $27 {\text{ minus the }} $2 \text{ the bellboy put in his pocket equals }$25 \]