Can you see the mathematics riddle below? It’s your turn to test your mathematics skills. One key thing is focus, focus, and focus. In case it’s above your head, the answers are beneath the question. But only peep only after attempting. Are you ready? Let’s get right to it!
How is the progress so far? Is the question clear? Well, it’s time to put it down on paper. Okay. Are you done? Keep your answer in hand. Let’s see whether you’re wrong or right.
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Well,
The man purchases a horse for $50; that is, his money stands at -$50
Next, he sells it for $60, which equals -$50+$60= $10, Thus a $10 profit
He buys the horse once more for $70. So, this time, $10-$70= -$60, this terms as a $60 debt.
Finally, he sells the horse for $80. Which means -$60+$80= $20, Equivalent to a $20 profit.
Answer
In the end, the man created a $20 profit.
Is it a failure or a win? In case you got it correct, Congratulations! We approve you are a mathematics pro. Make this more fun by challenging your family too, and see who gets it right.
