Test: Do You Remember Basic Math?

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Test: Do You Remember Basic Math?

Take our test and brush the dust off some of your math skills! Let us know how you did in the comments.

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[Raji Ram]

How did I miss this? :noidea:

This is what I got:

You're a mathematical genius!

 

[Raji Ram]

Hmmmmmmm. One who answers basic math Qs is declared a 'genius'!! :lol:

 

[Janaki Jambunathan]

 

[Raji Ram]

Balance money in hand is the LAST number in Balance column and that is it.

Adding up the spent money and balance money in two columns would not be correct! :nono:

For example, take the same amount of 50 in hand:

Spent .............. Balance
20 .................... 30
10 ..................... 20
10 ..................... 10
10 ...................... 0
______________
50 .................... 60
Where from 10 rupees ???!! :faint:

 

[Janaki Jambunathan]

Balance money in hand is the LAST number in Balance column and that is it.

Adding up the spent money and balance money in two columns would not be correct! :nono:

For example, take the same amount of 50 in hand:

Spent .............. Balance
20 .................... 30
10 ..................... 20
10 ..................... 10
10 ...................... 0
______________
50 .................... 60
Where from 10 rupees ???!! :faint:

Out of Rs.50 after spending Rs.50 Balance will be 0 only But when we raise the question where is that Rs 1 or Rs10 obviously we are violating some basic Arithmatic principle What is being violated here?!

 

[Raji Ram]

Adding the money spent is totally different from adding the balance at different times!

They will not be equal! :nono:

 

[Janaki Jambunathan]

I think the principle of Double Entry Bookkeeping is not followed Entries of both debit and credit are made and then arriving at the balance! This is how bank pass books have their entries. Namely 3 colums Credit Debit and balanced!