Tricky Question
I am going to ask
you three questions.
And you have to answer them instantly.
You can't take your time you have to answer immediately.
Let's find out just how clever you really are ........
And you have to answer them instantly.
You can't take your time you have to answer immediately.
Let's find out just how clever you really are ........
First Question:
You are participating in a race. You overtake the second.
What position do you finish?
You are participating in a race. You overtake the second.
What position do you finish?
Second Question:
If you overtake the last then you arrive...?
If you overtake the last then you arrive...?
Third
Question
Subject: *Very very Tricky maths!
Note: This riddle must be done IN YOUR HEAD ONLY and NOT using paper and a pen.
Try it.
Subject: *Very very Tricky maths!
Note: This riddle must be done IN YOUR HEAD ONLY and NOT using paper and a pen.
Try it.
Take
1000 and add 40 to it.
Now add another 1000.
Now add 30.
Another 1000.
Now add 20.
Now add another 1000.
Now add 10.
Now add another 1000.
Now add 30.
Another 1000.
Now add 20.
Now add another 1000.
Now add 10.
What is the total?
Answer to the Questions
NOW! See the answer below..
First Quetion Answer:
If you answer that you arrived first, then you are absolutely wrong!!!
Cause you overtake the second and you take his place so you arrived second!!!
If you answer that you arrived first, then you are absolutely wrong!!!
Cause you overtake the second and you take his place so you arrived second!!!
To answer the second question don't
take as much time as you took for the first question.
Second Question Answer:
If you answer that you arrived second last then you are wrong again.
Tell me, how can you overtake the LAST !!!! The question is wrong!
You're not very good at this are you???
If you answer that you arrived second last then you are wrong again.
Tell me, how can you overtake the LAST !!!! The question is wrong!
You're not very good at this are you???
Third Question Answer:
Did
you get 5000?
The correct answer is actually 4100.
Don' t believe it? Check with your calculator!
The decimal sequence confuses our brain, that always jumps to the highest decimals (100s instead of 10s).
Don' t believe it? Check with your calculator!
The decimal sequence confuses our brain, that always jumps to the highest decimals (100s instead of 10s).
second chapter to fresh your mind
Have a go at solving these 15 math questions.
Questions:
1) There are 8 Apples on the table, you take 3. How many do you have?
2) 10 Birds in a field. 2 were shot, how many were left?
3) Take away the first letter, take away the last letter, then take away all the other letters. What do you have left?
4) If you have 4 melons in one hand, and 7 apples in the other - What do you have?
5) A box has nine ears of corn in it. A Squirrel carries out three ears a day, and yet it takes him nine days to carry out all the corn. Explain?
6) Why do white sheep eat more than black sheep?
7) A man wanted to plant 4 trees, but all 4 had to be equal distances from each other. How did he do it?
8) I have 2 coins in my hand that add up to 60c. One of the coins isn't a 50c piece. What are the coins?
9) A fisherman was asked how long was the fish he had caught. He said "it is 30cms plus half its length" How long was the fish?
10) A Hammer and a Nail cost $31. If the Hammer cost $30 more than the Nail, what is the cost of each?
11) It takes 7 men 2 hours to build a wall. How long does it take 3 men to build the same wall?
12) "I will bet you $1" said Fred, "that if you give me $2, I will give you $3 in return."
"Done," replied Tom. Was he?
13) "How much will one cost?"
"25 cents"
"How much will fifteen cost?"
"50 cents"
"OK then, I'll take one hundred and sixteen"
"Thank you, that will be 75 cents please"
Explain.
14) What comes next in the following sequence ?
1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11,...
15) In a scientific context, what could the following phrase mean?
How I want a drink, alcoholic of course, after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics
Answers:
1) If you take 3 then you have 3.
2) 2 - the others flew away.
3) The Mailman.
4) Big hands.
5) He has 2 of his own ears, so he carries out only 1 ear of corn per day.
6) There are more white sheep than black sheep.
7) He planted 3 trees at the corners of an equilateral triangle. He built a mound in the middle and planted the 4th on the top of the mound so that it was the same distance from the other 3 trees. (on the points of a tetrahedron.)
8) 50c and a 10c (The coin that isn't a 50c piece is a 10c. The other coin is the 50c).
9) 60 cms.
10) Hammer $30.50, Nail $0.50
11) No need to bother, the 7 men have already built it.
12) Tom accepts the bet, gives Fred $2. Fred does not give Tom $3 so loses the bet and has to pay Tom $1. Result Fred gains $1.
13) He is buying house numbers, each separate digit costs 25c, so 116 is three digits so 3 x 25c = 75c.
14) 100 (The next number that doesn't contain a "T" in the spelling).
15) The number of letters in each word refers to pi to 14 decimal places, i.e. 3.14159265358979
1) There are 8 Apples on the table, you take 3. How many do you have?
2) 10 Birds in a field. 2 were shot, how many were left?
3) Take away the first letter, take away the last letter, then take away all the other letters. What do you have left?
4) If you have 4 melons in one hand, and 7 apples in the other - What do you have?
5) A box has nine ears of corn in it. A Squirrel carries out three ears a day, and yet it takes him nine days to carry out all the corn. Explain?
6) Why do white sheep eat more than black sheep?
7) A man wanted to plant 4 trees, but all 4 had to be equal distances from each other. How did he do it?
8) I have 2 coins in my hand that add up to 60c. One of the coins isn't a 50c piece. What are the coins?
9) A fisherman was asked how long was the fish he had caught. He said "it is 30cms plus half its length" How long was the fish?
10) A Hammer and a Nail cost $31. If the Hammer cost $30 more than the Nail, what is the cost of each?
11) It takes 7 men 2 hours to build a wall. How long does it take 3 men to build the same wall?
12) "I will bet you $1" said Fred, "that if you give me $2, I will give you $3 in return."
"Done," replied Tom. Was he?
13) "How much will one cost?"
"25 cents"
"How much will fifteen cost?"
"50 cents"
"OK then, I'll take one hundred and sixteen"
"Thank you, that will be 75 cents please"
Explain.
14) What comes next in the following sequence ?
1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11,...
15) In a scientific context, what could the following phrase mean?
How I want a drink, alcoholic of course, after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics
Answers:
1) If you take 3 then you have 3.
2) 2 - the others flew away.
3) The Mailman.
4) Big hands.
5) He has 2 of his own ears, so he carries out only 1 ear of corn per day.
6) There are more white sheep than black sheep.
7) He planted 3 trees at the corners of an equilateral triangle. He built a mound in the middle and planted the 4th on the top of the mound so that it was the same distance from the other 3 trees. (on the points of a tetrahedron.)
8) 50c and a 10c (The coin that isn't a 50c piece is a 10c. The other coin is the 50c).
9) 60 cms.
10) Hammer $30.50, Nail $0.50
11) No need to bother, the 7 men have already built it.
12) Tom accepts the bet, gives Fred $2. Fred does not give Tom $3 so loses the bet and has to pay Tom $1. Result Fred gains $1.
13) He is buying house numbers, each separate digit costs 25c, so 116 is three digits so 3 x 25c = 75c.
14) 100 (The next number that doesn't contain a "T" in the spelling).
15) The number of letters in each word refers to pi to 14 decimal places, i.e. 3.14159265358979
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