5

Logically none, because none of them is a watermelon. They're all just parts of watermelons. If the question was how many watermelons were there before they were cut up and assembled like this, the answer is either 5, 6, 7 or 8.

Since is doesn't say whole watermelons the answer could be 8, but if you are looking for whole watermelons there could be 5 by piecing them together. Technically it would take 6 watermelons to make this pic because the cut parts appear to be halved and not quartered.

*insert correct answer here* I win!

5

4*.75 + 4*.5 = 5
12/4 + 4/2 = 5
3 + 2 = 5

5

8? LOL

Technically 5, because 4 of them have 1/4th removed.

6

5 in the picture, one is the word watermelon

4

Wait!👀 5

The equivalent of 5 whole ones

Oh well, I’m out.

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Actually, now that I look at it there are 4 with a quarter cut out and then there are 4 halves which make two. So the total number is 5 because the four missing quarters equal 1 whole one. The answer is 5.....4 + 2 = 6 - 1 = 5.

Bananas

Five?

5

8😌

5

5

8

Five

(3/4 x 4 )+ (1/2 x 4) =
3 + 2 =
5


???????

.5 x 4 + .75 x 4 = 5

5

5

3

6

Silly . It’s 8 !!