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Math & Logic · Ages 7–9

Riddle #65

There are 3 apples in a bowl on the table. You take 2 of them and put them in your bag. How many apples do you have?

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Answer: 2 — the two in your bag

Almost everyone answers 1, because 1 is what's left in the bowl. But nobody asked about the bowl: you took 2, so you have 2.

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