fruit math

[Frank Munoz]

Originally Posted by gold stinger

tl;dr of Frank's Post:

for all the people saying 17:
the bananas in the final equation are missing a banana each, and there's only 1 half of a coconut.

for all the people saying 14.5:
the apple in apple + banana + banana = 18 doesn't have a leaf like the rest of the apples

for all the people saying 14, 15, or 9:
how? You probably messed up on banana counting, coconut counting, or apple leaf counting somewhere.

edit:
here is answer:

A+A+A=30
30/3 = 10
A = 10
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a+B+B=18
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B-C=1
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(C/2)+A+((B/4)*3) = ??
(C/2)+10+((B/4)*3)

No one can find the answer to a, meaning you can't solve for B
and because you can't solve for B, you can't solve for C.
The only thing that you can solve is A.

OP changed the picture for some reason.
it used to be this

but is now this

though you are right,
it just makes my whole explanation that much more confusing.

thanks ilikexd