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A simple math puzzle has caused a flurry of controversy among math afficionados on the internet over the correct way to find the answer. The brain-teaser, which has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter), ...

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A SEEMINGLY simple maths question was given to a class of seven-year-olds as homework, but it left most pupils - and even their parents - scratching their heads. The baffling puzzle asks problem ...

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A maths brainteaser which is supposed to be 'easy' has split the internet - and no one can agree on the right answer. Working with numbers and puzzles has long been known as useful for improving ...

Rain is something that we're all too used to being in the UK - but can you answer this maths puzzle? There's a catch, and you need to answer it in just 10 seconds, and it's so much trickier than you ...

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