A puzzle is causing a stir on social networks. “I have 6 eggs. I broke 2. I fried 2. I ate 2. How many are left?” is the question that attracted more than 495 thousand views on Twitter with more than 1,600 likes and 400 retweets.
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This question has divided netizens. So what is the answer? Everyone actively participated in solving the puzzle. “To make two fried eggs from two broken eggs, you have to break two eggs. The answer is = 44 eggs left!”, one user tweeted. “4.But, it depends on the perspective point where you look at those questions: 6 eggs |. 2 broken -> 4 |. 2 fried -> 4 left |. 4 eggs still to be broken , fried and eaten in an ideal world I don’t know anyone who fries eggs with a shell,” another user replied.
One user explains that there are 6 eggs left!” There are different problems. “I have 6 eggs” = 6I broke 2 = still 2 eggs but different appearance I fried 2 = still 2 eggs left (4 total)I ate 2 = less than 2No’ It’s not said which 2 he ate so based on the information, you can only guess how many are left My thoughts is 6, then currently,” Twitter account “Gypsy Soul” explained. “You used the present tense for what you have now (“I have 6 eggs”), the past tense for your actions involving 2 eggs. So you told us that , no matter what you did in the past (break the 2 eggs you fried and ate), you now *have* 6 eggs,” another user explained. So, what do you think is the correct answer? Read the entire thread here:
