How smart are you? (puzzle)

[DANKTHRONE]

This is just accounting. It is C as others have said.

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

The actual answer is C for c*nts


Another L for c*ntset

Fixed

 

[Paper Boi]

someone explain the logic that goes into answering $200



it's $100, $70 in goods that she bought with his stolen money and the $30 dollars in change.

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

AINT IT 130?

No

She paid for the stuff with money she stole from him

You have to factor in the goods as a net loss also

 

[Strapped]

C ,100

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

someone explain the logic that goes into answering $200



it's $100, $70 in goods that she bought with his stolen money and the $30 dollars in change.

Add all that together is 200

 

[cobra]

F , he lost 100 of the jump & another 100 in the transaction

The transaction was completely legal
He got a 100 dollar bill back

 

[LebronsHairline]

Steals 100
-100

Gives 100 back
0

You give her 70 of goods
-70

You give her 30
-100

 

[MJ Truth]

Edit - I'm dumb.

 

[BaldingSoHard]

It’s 100$....Don’t over think the details.

This.

 

[Chelsea Bridge]

Add all that together is 200

But she gave back the $100.. so that’s a wash.. the goods of $70 and the change of $30 she got back is the resulting loss.

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

But she gave back $100 basically.. so what she stole is a wash... as far as the register.. the goods and the money she got back is the resulting loss.

Yea people are adding it all up and forgetting to subtract the 100

 

[Paper Boi]

But she gave back $100 basically.. so what she stole is a wash... as far as the register.. the goods and the money she got back is the resulting loss.

exactly. it would be $200 if she took $100 from the register than ran out with $100 of goods in her cart too.

whatever trying to figure out why people got it wrong has actually hurt my brain more than the original word problem.

 

[8WON6]

$100

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

The coli really is full of idiots


This is troubling that you guys don't understand the loss of goods