@StormyLynn

1) 10+10+10=30

2) 10+5+5= 20

3) 5+2+2 = 9

4) 5+2 x 10 = 70

No??

@Soossie Ahhh, I see what you're getting at. Firstly, the last line has only one fry container equaling 1 per 1 fry container. Look at the fries between the two equations. There's a difference in the number of containers.

The third equation is actually 5+1+1+1+1=

Secondly, with order of operations, your answer to your proposed calculations should be 25. 2×10+5=25 as multiplication always happens first.

There's only 1 fry container in the last equation equalling 1. :)

@StormyLynn

Thank you... now I see that there are 4 containers, each value to 1 ... but as we learnt it the calculation happens as the sequrnce it has been broughy forward..

Therefore

5+1 = 60 x 10 = 60

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@Pinto When this thing first hit on FB, the HUNDREDS of comments and all the different answers. It was crazy how many people were WAY off.

@Pherick I got it wrong many times because I kept overlooking the double vs single fries. 🤦‍♂️

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@Arorin PEMDAS....1x10 =10 +5 =15.

@DragonFruit yes but the trick in the picture is most people don't see that the fry has a value of 1 each.

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@SW-User Exactly!

@walabby but the fries are 2 according to the one above

@Miklee02 Two packets of fries are 2... in the last equation there is only one fries.

@walabby 5 + 2+ 2 = 9

@WindTherapy Well shit...there's an x and not a + in that last one. 🤦‍♂️ 😂

@WindTherapy It's a 100, then! I couldn't even see the 'x'!!

I should have just put it in Excel to begin with....I've forgotten math. Ugh..... 😭

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@SW-User Its one burger and 4 chips. Look closely at the actual images. The fries in #2 are actually 2 bags of chips for each one.

😂😂 I should focus on details I didn’t notice @Pherick

@SW-User I argued on FB for like an hour that people were wrong until I caught it, felt like an idiot ;)

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@daisymay Note that line 3 shows four packages of fries...not two. (Two batches of two). By your equation above, fries = 1 (5+2(1)+2(1)=9)..The fourth line shows only one batch of fries. 5 + 2 x 10 = 15.

@Pinto 😧omg, I missed that

Bad, Daisy! :(

Answer is 15

@daisymay 🤗 I made the same many times before...I only learned when someone pointed it out to me. Carry on this new knowledge to the next one... :)

@fortycreek 15...there's only one package of fries on the last line. The fourth line has two batches of two packages...therefore fries = 1 and not 2.

@Ninazobi I missed the multiply ;) 15 fine!

@Ninazobi I didn't see the X at first or that the fries were worth 1, I thought they were worth 2

@Ninazobi 5+1x10 is still 60

@Ninazobi But I couldn't see the times sign!

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