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Where Has $2 Gone, Please Find Out? - it is just fun, dont mind it.

veerumits
Where there is fault in my calculation,
Now start,
There are three person A, B and C.
each one have $20, i mean A have $20, B have $20, C have $20.
They Contribute and equal to A+B+C=20+20+20;
i mean total $60,
when they reach a shop a shop's servant meet and buy a Gift worth Rs. $60, by the shop's servant,
when the shopkeeper come on the shop and ask the question to the servant how much cost you sell that gift, servant says $60.
Shopkeeper told her but Actual cost is Worth Rs. $50, why are you sell with $60 cost, Please go to return her $10,
Servant goes to the buyer house and in between the way he spend $4 in taxi fair so he only return $6 to the buyers,
They A,B and C are Divide $6 in three part and take it. i mean less $2 what they pay $20. so each one pay Now $20-$2=$18,
When the servant come to the shop,
he gives the solution of the Total Cost of Gift
$18+$18+$18=$54(actual Cost)

He also spend $4 So he add $54+$4=$58

then shopkeeper told to servant where $2 goes.

if we add $54+$6=$60 then where we say that servant spend $4, there is no clue about servant fair. either they pay $56 +$4 and if They pay $56 then how this can possible. actually they pay only $54 by the calculation this is clear. any way try to find out the actual calculation of this funny joke.

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khalilov
lol i remember one of my friend telling me a similar version of this but its about a 20$ radio with a mother and son paying, then when repaying them a dollar turns out missing. I don't remember the solution but its all a simple math trick or something, i'll try to remember it.

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pyost
QUOTE(veerumits @ Nov 27 2008, 08:14 PM) *
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When the servant come to the shop,
he gives the solution of the Total Cost of Gift
$18+$18+$18=$54(actual Cost)

He also spend $4 So he add $54+$4=$58

then shopkeeper told to servant where $2 goes.
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Here lies the catch smile.gif Every person started with $20 and ended up with $2, which means that they spent $18 each. Three times eighteen is 54 dollars which is $50+$4 - the price of the gift and the price of the taxi ride biggrin.gif

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FirefoxRocks
The version that I heard from an email was exactly this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_dollar_paradox

Wikipedia also shows that how people are confused and misdirected when adding and subtracting amounts. I really don't understand it, but it is certainly interesting to consider.

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veerumits
QUOTE(pyost @ Nov 28 2008, 03:21 AM) *
Here lies the catch smile.gif Every person started with $20 and ended up with $2, which means that they spent $18 each. Three times eighteen is 54 dollars which is $50+$4 - the price of the gift and the price of the taxi ride biggrin.gif



Ha Ha Ha, Great Catch, Yes, So your calculation just like this $50+$4(the price of the gift and the price of the taxi ride) and remaining $6, divided in three part so it less in $60 so it equal to $54 and the calculation you put is correct.
Congratulation! you are solve this,
It is just fun enjoy !

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yordan
I met this paradox ten years ago, it talked about a restaurant. And it concerned a total amount of 30 dollars.
Not very surprisingly, today it's worth $60 instead of $30 ! laugh.gif
By the way, maybe you noticed that I moved this topic off it's initial location : it's subject has nothing to do with "Computer and techs" --> "What's new", because you don't need a computer to think about this and it's not really tech.

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quack
I too got this emailed to me. It is interesting "Where $2 Has Gone", the joke is hilarious.

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kpxchunsa
yeah i got this in a chain email a while back. it's an interesting paradox that you can easily miss if you dont look hard enough.

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