500?
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
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900
ReplyDeleteSimple arithmetic you don know.... So pained for u
Delete1000 nah.
ReplyDelete1k
DeleteAnother JAMP question..oya make una answer am
ReplyDelete800
DeleteJamp? Did u attend sec. schl @ al?
DeleteJamp? Did u attend sec. schl @ al?
DeleteJAMP indeed!
DeleteOlodo oá¹£i
Oh well correct me instead of making a fool outta yoselves.. I suppose is JAMB..it was just a mere typo ... idiotic fools
DeleteAnd yes I attended high school, university and all just not in Nigeria...ewu gambia
Delete500
ReplyDeleteThe answers so far actually prove that the emptiest brains make the loudest noise. I will never ever exchange words with anyone on this blog again, chai!
DeleteThe answer is 500 i.e the one he stole.
He owes 100 and paid for it with a N500 note, and he was given change.
Imagine that he did not steal the N500 and paid his debt of N100 with a N500 note, won't you still give him change?
Bros nah 1000....somebody was owing him 100. He lost 500. He again gave a change of 400. Add all together... Nah 1k be dat bro.... No one shd exchange words with this empty brain again.
Deleteode he lost 400. initially he lost 500 so (-500) but got it back (+500). at this point its even. but he brought out 400 as change. so he lost 400
Delete600...the borrowed 100 plus the stolen 500
Delete900
ReplyDelete1000
Delete900 na.
ReplyDeleteThe stolen 500, plus the 400 you gave the thief.
Lmao. Smart criminal.
#WhiteDiamondOut
More like 1000. He stole 500, owing 100 and another 400 was given to him.
Delete1000 now.Since you lost the 500 to him while he is owing u 100.thats 600 you later gave him 400 more that is 1k.Eysn ma ni ka o😟
ReplyDeleteIt is 500 since he already gave back the 500 he stole.
DeleteWhat about the 100 naira paid to him from d 500 naira. I think d ans is 900 naira
Delete900
ReplyDeleteDunno jor
ReplyDelete900 or 500
ReplyDelete500
ReplyDelete1000 now.Since you lost the 500 to him while he is owing u 100.thats 600 you later gave him 400 more that is 1k.Eyan ma ni ka o😟
ReplyDeleteYou missed the part that says he gave you 500 first before you gave the 400 change. So that's 500 owed and not 1k. Mbok
Delete500
ReplyDeleteN900 all the way. Lol!
ReplyDelete500
ReplyDelete900
ReplyDelete500
ReplyDelete500
ReplyDeleteEnd time loss
ReplyDeleteKikikikikiki
ReplyDelete1000
ReplyDelete100. cos it is assumed that the 500 the person the collect has been given back and the previous 100 is still outstanding.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Aunty Stella, dont you ever come up with the correct answer? make person know
600. 500+ 100.... You can't add the 400 cos that's the 500....answer is 600
ReplyDelete500 na
ReplyDelete900
ReplyDeleteLMAO😂😂😂😂😂😂😂the thief wicked o,900 naira for this hard economy.
ReplyDeleteN600 nai the person lose. If i know the person that steal my N500, that person will receive konk on his head
ReplyDeleteAbeg no time to crack my head. #500 is the answer I guess.
ReplyDeleteIt's my day today, please do wish me a happy birthday celebration.
900
ReplyDelete500
ReplyDelete500
ReplyDeleteno Loss no gain
Its 900, would have been 1k, but u got back 100, smart thief
ReplyDeleteLet say another person is owing you that N100...
ReplyDelete900
ReplyDelete500 naira
ReplyDelete#400
ReplyDeleteStole #500. Paid #100. Gullible owner gave him a change of #400. So now he's just stealing #400.
God, that had better be it. I hate Math.
Gave him change of #100, I mean
DeleteTo me it's 400
ReplyDeleteCos 400 given to d theif is d moni he/she got from ÄŽ owner as change and Dat d amount wit d thief
1000. He is owing u 100 + 500 he stole and u gave him back 400. Add all na 1000k
ReplyDelete400. You gave him back his five hundred and he gave you 400. So the first 500 was not actually lost.
ReplyDeleteSorry, 500. He was meant to have 600. But ended up having 100.
ReplyDelete500..
ReplyDeleteI think the answer is 500
ReplyDelete1000 nah. The stolen 500 + 400 Change given + 100 owed.
ReplyDeleteStella u no no book oh
1000
ReplyDelete400 right?
ReplyDelete1000
ReplyDelete800
ReplyDeleteLOL
ReplyDelete600
ReplyDelete600
Delete200
ReplyDelete800
ReplyDeleteIts 500 bcos all d money put together is 1k and I have 500 at hand.
ReplyDelete1000. He stole 500, owes you 100 and you gave him an extra 400. That's how I se it
ReplyDelete400 naira was lost
ReplyDeleteNa only talk and abuse una sabi....olodos. N100.
ReplyDelete900 lol. He stole 500 from me which is a loss, owe me 100 which he paid with my stolen 500 and I returned 400 to him. I have 100 with me which he was owing; so all he needs to return back is my 500 he stole from me and my 400 I gave him as change.
ReplyDeleteD guy lost all the money involved which is 1000
ReplyDelete-500 stolen and -100 owed = -600 . -600+500 given back = -100 .-100 -400 change given = -500.therefore he is owed N500.
ReplyDelete900
ReplyDeleteDear bvs,haba! Una no know maths o. The person lost only 500 now. Since that was the amount that was stolen. The transaction between them as per borrowing and payback does not affect the stolen money.
ReplyDeleteOlodo's everywhere. 500 is the correct answer.
ReplyDeleteEnough of yabis, the person that set the question should please give answer.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is #100
ReplyDelete900
ReplyDeleteits 400
ReplyDeleteReason
You owe me 100
You came to my house to steal 500
You gave me the 500 back (I have collected the 500 you stole)
and I gave you 400.