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It seems as if math has certainly changed over the past few decades. The principles behind it are the same, but the fact that more and more people use computers or the calculator on their cell phone makes figuring out a simple equation rather difficult for most people.
This math problem comes from Japan and it has been circulating online. The unfortunate reality is, most people don’t get the answer right. Can you get this one right?
This is really basic math that many of us learned in elementary school. If you can’t seem to figure out the answer, why not ask a grade schooler and see how they do? You might be surprised with how easy it is for them.
You can see the answer on the following page
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