HHMMM...... ****** common core math

[-jose-]

66 is the answer, you guys forgetting the train conductor

[bigdlb12]

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this cracks me up everytime

66 is the answer, you guys forgetting the train conductor

smart man here, award should be given

[Cleto_Reyes]

65 people who were initially on the train -19 (people who exited)+17(people who boarded)=63 people who are now on the train


Why is it that complicated?

because 19 is a red herring. X (includes the 19) so you dont add it on the other side of equation so X = 63 - 17 X= 46

[flipbjefrox]

****** some people just complicate things. It's 65.

[Cleto_Reyes]

****** some people just complicate things. It's 65.

lets see your math.....

[MokMok V2]

******** are now showing their true intentions...

Which is to dumb down the next generation in order to better control it.

Stalin would be proud of what US ******** have achieved in the USA.

[Cleto_Reyes]

66 is the answer, you guys forgetting the train conductor

no manches....

[Hype job]

-19 + 17 = -2 (the net amount of people who got off)

This left 63 ppl on the train, so you add the 2 who got off to see how many were originally there.

It's easy to get confused if you're the type of person who over-thinks these things though. Pretty hard for a second grade question.

[bigjavi973]

65 people who were initially on the train -19 (people who exited)+17(people who boarded)=63 people who are now on the train


Why is it that complicated?

I KNOW!!!!!

#Merica

[bigjavi973]

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hahahahaha this is hilarious!