once you pay back 10 won to your parents = at that point the borrowed amount isn't 1000 won anymore, so why are you adding up to 1000?
you owe 490 won to each parent, so why add 490+490+980? you should subtract
980-10 =970 (price of the snack you bought)
If it's 970 won, you borrowed 485 from each person, so if you give back 10 each, that's 495, and for two people that's 890, right?
The remaining 10 is with me
Bought something for 970₩ out of 1000₩, so what I owe is -500 + -500.
Then (-500+10)+(-500+10) is the 10₩ I paid back to each.
So what I still owe is -980₩, and what I have in hand is +10₩.
Adding what I owe and what I have gives the nonsense number 990.
When you bought a 970 won snack, your debt was 1,000 won, and you had 30 won in cash left.
You repaid 20 won, so now your debt is 980 won and you have 10 won in cash.
The problem is they added that 10 won instead of subtracting it like a repayment.
If you do the math properly: debt 980 - cash 10 - snack 970 = 0, so the problem is solved.
So in that problem, nobody stole any money — it's actually the guy who messed up the calculation and ended up getting overcharged by 20 won lol.
once you pay back 10 won to your parents = at that point the borrowed amount isn't 1000 won anymore, so why are you adding up to 1000? you owe 490 won to each parent, so why add 490+490+980? you should subtract 980-10 =970 (price of the snack you bought)
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if you're a pos who steals 10 won from your parents, at least be good at math lolllllll
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you took it, the 10 won lol
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"does this look like a math problem you can't solve".... more like an IQ problem man sigh
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If it's 970 won, you borrowed 485 from each person, so if you give back 10 each, that's 495, and for two people that's 890, right? The remaining 10 is with me
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it was the guy who took the 10 won lol
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Looks like the kid who borrowed the money needs some parenting lessons first.
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Cash 500 / Short-term borrowing 500 Cash 500 / Short-term borrowing 500 Inventory 970 / Cash 970 Short-term borrowing 10 / Cash 10 Short-term borrowing 10 / Cash 10 So what you're left with is Inventory 970 Cash 10 / Short-term borrowing 980 So 20 won vanished, not 10?
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bro the premise is already wrong lmao
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am i just a massive dumbass or what...tf, can't even figure out what's wrong
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stole a dime and went to where, audio? this shit makes me so mad lol
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Is this like using debt to pay off more debt?
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When you bought a 970 won snack, your debt was 1,000 won, and you had 30 won in cash left. You repaid 20 won, so now your debt is 980 won and you have 10 won in cash. The problem is they added that 10 won instead of subtracting it like a repayment. If you do the math properly: debt 980 - cash 10 - snack 970 = 0, so the problem is solved. So in that problem, nobody stole any money — it's actually the guy who messed up the calculation and ended up getting overcharged by 20 won lol.
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