Math Riddles with answers: Had a tiring day? Try these interesting riddles!

Sometimes, it gets tiring staying glued to screens all day long.

Studies, work, relations, health, and adulting, in general, can get so intense and overwhelming at times, that you forget to smile all day long. 

That is when you need some refreshing moments where you can enjoy some relaxing moments with yourself.

That's when riddles come to the rescue. Sometimes, teasing your brain with riddles adds some spark and excitement. 

And when such riddles are based on mathematics, there is nothing that can stop you from having a good time.

Here you go! We have a collection of some of the best math riddles for you! Enjoy!

Math Riddles With Answers:

Math Riddle 1:

Kevin is twice as old as his little cousin. Kevin is also half as old as his father. In a span of 50 years, the cousin's age will get half of his father’s age. What is Kevin's age at present?

Math Riddle 2:

Hello math lovers! I have a friend who resides in my math textbook. He is a three-digit number.  His "ones" place digit is six less than his "tens" place digit. His tens digit is eight more than his hundreds digit. Can you guess who my friend is? 

Math Riddle 3:

If seven people meet each other and each shakes hands only once with each of the others, how many handshakes will there be?

Math Riddle 4:

So you know how to count, right? Well, in that case, tell us that one thing you can do with a 3 and a 4 so that the resultant answer is less than 4 but greater than 3? We know this a tricky one, but the answer will crack you up! 

Excited about the answers? Here you go!

Answers:

Math Riddle 1:

Kevin is twice as old as his little cousin. Kevin is also half as old as his father. In a span of 50 years, the cousin's age will get half of his father’s age. What is Kevin's age at present?

Answer: Kevin is 50 years old.

Math Riddle 2:

Hello math lovers! I have a friend who resides in my math textbook. He is a three-digit number.  His "ones" place digit is six less than his "tens" place digit. His tens digit is eight more than his hundreds digit. Can you guess who my friend is? 

Answer: The number 141 is the three-digit friend I was talking about.

Math Riddle 3:

If seven people meet each other and each shakes hands only once with each of the others, how many handshakes will there be?

Answer: Twenty-one

Math Riddle 4:

So you know how to count, right? Well, in that case, tell us that one thing you can do with a 3 and a 4 so that the resultant answer is less than 4 but greater than 3? We know this a tricky one, but the answer will crack you up! 

Answer: Try putting a decimal! By adding just a decimal point between the numbers, you will get 3.4 as the result. the number 3.4 is more than 3 and less than 4. Bingo!

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