Math riddles are exciting, but when you get to see these riddles in the form of homework, they turn out to be extra challenging.
John has got math riddles as his homework. Can you help him out?
All about John
John is a talented kid. He is one of the most popular students of his school. Teachers know him as a child who is an expert at painting and a versatile singer. He has won not one but several awards, trophies, and medals for his singing and painting skills. And oh, his acting skills are well-qppreciated not only in his own school, but also in all the other schools of the town. The teachers are often pleased with his talents, as he never misses to bring laurels to the school. A few days ago, the school principal announced his name as the "Pride of the school." All the things we have told you till now about John is just a basic introduction. Every student of his school regrets not attending school on the days he has a dance performance. John is indeed a prodigy.
In studies too, John tries to give his best. No one in his class can write answers in literature better than him. He is known for being the best one to understand the concepts and write answers that fit the context well. In science, he understands the concepts even before anyone else gete it, and often comes up with extraordinary science projects in the class. His skills in plotting the right rivers, lakes, and oceans are perfect in the geography class. He is also the favourite of his history teacher, thanks to his strong memory. No wonder his parents must be so proud of him!
Are his parents proud?
Well, not exactly. His parents smile a bit when his teachers praise him for other things, but they are worried about math.
John is, unfortunately, not good at math. He does not understand numbers and the complicated theorems.
Today, he has received a math homework which he is struggling to do.
Can you help the prodigy complete his math homework?
Math riddles
MATH RIDDLE 1:
What did the little lobster get on its math test?
MATH RIDDLE 2:
I am a three-digit number. My tens digit is five more than my ones digit. My hundreds digit is eight less than my tens digit. What number am I?
ANSWERS:
Exciting about the answers? Here are the answers!
MATH RIDDLE 1:
What did the little lobster get on its math test?
Answer to riddle 1:
Sea-plus
MATH RIDDLE 2:
I am a three-digit number. My tens digit is five more than my ones digit. My hundreds digit is eight less than my tens digit. What number am I?
Answer to riddle 2:
Number 194
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