Math is a challenging subject, but people who are afraid of challenges will never do anything interesting in life. That’s when you need interesting challenges again and again to keep your mind fresh and recharged.
Try these challenging math puzzles!
MATH PUZZLE 1:
A 300 ft long train is moving at 300 ft per minute and must pass through a 300 ft long tunnel. How long will it take the train to pass through the tunnel?
MATH PUZZLE 2:
A grandmother, two mothers, and two daughters went to a baseball game together and each bought a ticket. How many tickets did they buy in total?
MATH PUZZLE 3:
I am a three-digit number. My second digit is 4 times larger than the third digit. My first digit is 3 units smaller than the second digit. What number am I?
MATH PUZZLE 4:
I added five to nine and got two. The answer is yes, but how?
MATH PUZZLE 5:
In a strange little town, there is a strange little stream, with strange little fish gathered in strange little schools. A stranger approached a local fisherman and asked him how much his strange little fish weighed. The odd little man replied, “All the fish in this stream weigh exactly 1/2 pound plus 1/2 fish. Isn’t that odd?” How many pounds does a strange little fish weigh?
Are you excited about the answer? Here it is!
MATH PUZZLE 1:
A 300 ft long train is moving at 300 ft per minute and must pass through a 300 ft long tunnel. How long will it take the train to pass through the tunnel?
REPLY:
Two minutes because the front of the train takes one minute and the rest of the train will take two minutes to get through the tunnel.
MATH PUZZLE 2:
A grandmother, two mothers, and two daughters went to a baseball game together and each bought a ticket. How many tickets did they buy in total?
REPLY:
Three tickets because the grandmother is the mother of two daughters who are already mothers.
MATH PUZZLE 3:
I am a three-digit number. My second digit is 4 times larger than the third digit. My first digit is 3 units smaller than the second digit. What number am I?
REPLY:
141
MATH PUZZLE 4:
I added five to nine and got two. The answer is yes, but how?
REPLY:
When 9 p.m. Add 5 hours and you get 2 p.m
MATH PUZZLE 5:
In a strange little town, there is a strange little stream, with strange little fish gathered in strange little schools. A stranger approached a local fisherman and asked him how much his strange little fish weighed. The odd little man replied, “All the fish in this stream weigh exactly 1/2 pound plus 1/2 fish. Isn’t that odd?” How many pounds does a strange little fish weigh?
REPLY:
One
Are these math puzzles fun? Sure they have a bit of a challenge, but who’s afraid of a challenge?
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