Easy one! But you'd be surprised how many get it wrong!?!
Question: If a brick weighs 2 kgs and half a brick what does a brick weigh?
Answers: If a brick weighs 2 kgs and half a brick what does a brick weigh?
let x=weight of brick
x=2+1/2 x
x-1/2 x=2
1/2 x=2
x=4 kgs
2kg and half a brick? 4kg?
omg i'm confused lol
x
4 kg
1kg
2kgs unless weigh is a verb
hmmm a brick 2kg
half a brick 1 kg...
so one brick 3 kgs
3 kg?
what??
ohh k...a brick weigh like a brick...duh...
3kg ..because 1 brick is 2 kg..half a brick will be 1 kg..so 2kg + 1kg =3kg
what?! it doesnt make sense from the "and half a brick" part
You might want to re-phrase. Your expression "a brick weighs 2kgs and half a brick" is nonsensical.
2kgs and a half
i think
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