Question

You see a shirt for $97, you borrow 50 from Mom, 50 from Dad = $100. You buy the shirt, have $3 change. You give 1 to Mom, 1 to Dad and keep 1. So you owe 49 to mom 49 to dad. So 49 + 49 = 98, 98 and your 1 makes 99. Where is the missing 1?

Answer 1

o-O

Answer 2

Who sells shirts for 97 dollars....I don't like this question.

Answer 3

You don't owe BOTH parents $49. You owe ONE OF THEM $49, whilst the other only has $48, COZ YOU TOOK THE REMAINING $1.

Answer 4

wat.

Answer 5

You see a shirt for $10, you borrow 50 from Mom, 50 from Dad = $100. You buy the shirt, have $90 change. You give 1 to Mom, 1 to Dad and keep 88. So you owe 49 to mom 49 to dad. So 49 + 49 = 98, 98 and your 88 makes 186. It's not even missing?
You can't just sum it that way.

Answer 6

Actually you owe both parents 1.50, that's it.

Answer 7

imron, i was thinking the same thing. i did it with giving 1 to mom and 2 to dad, and then there'd be 3 missing.

Answer 8

no @Eleven17 because you gave both parents ONLY $1. YOU KEPT $1

Answer 9

The remaining dollar is the one that you took! @malanna

Answer 10

Your question is invalid.

Answer 11

well, if your parents were loving, they'd just buy you the shirt because you clean the kitchen, walk the dog, and do everyfreakingthing else

Answer 12

while maintaining good grades in school.

Answer 13

Hahaha,
Btw, the 49+49+1 thing is invalid.

Answer 14

It's a misleading question, but you have the one dollar.

Answer 15

Oh my gosh O.O I get it now. Thank you @nanaheads

Answer 16

i don't get it.

Answer 17

You welcome :)

Answer 18

-_- still not wrapping my head around this