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#MyTradingStyle 🧠 The Wallet Switch A man loses his wallet with ₹2,000 inside. He files a report and goes home. The next day, his friend finds a wallet with ₹2,000 and gives it to him. The man is grateful and says, "Now I have ₹4,000 — ₹2,000 I lost and ₹2,000 I got back." But wait — isn’t it the same money he lost? How does he now think he has ₹4,000? Where did the extra ₹2,000 come from? Or is it just a miscount? 🤯 Can you explain this mind-bender?

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#GENIUSActPass The Shirt Deal Dilemma 👕 I bought a shirt worth ₹1000. I gave the shopkeeper a ₹2000 note. He didn’t have change, so he got change from the store next door. He returned ₹1000 to me and kept ₹1000 for the shirt. Later, the other shopkeeper came back, saying the ₹2000 note was fake. So, I returned ₹2000 to him. Let’s count my loss: I gave back ₹2000 for the fake note. I also gave away the shirt worth ₹1000. That’s a total loss of ₹3000. But wait! I only ever received ₹1000 from the buyer and he kept the shirt. How is my loss ₹3000? Where’s the mistake in the calculation? 🧠

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#SparkBinanceHODLerAirdrop The Coin Conundrum 🪙 A man has two coins in his pocket that together make ₹11. One of them is not a ₹10 coin. What are the two coins? Most people quickly say, “There’s no such combination.” But think again… If one coin is not ₹10, the other can be. So, he has: One ₹10 coin One ₹1 coin And the ₹1 coin is the one that’s not ₹10! We never said both weren’t ₹10 — just one. A tricky twist of wording! Did you get tricked? 😄

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#FOMCMeeting 💰 The Hotel Room Mystery 🧩 Three friends checked into a hotel room that cost ₹3,000. They split the cost equally, paying ₹1,000 each. Later, the hotel realized they had overcharged; the actual room cost was only ₹2,500. The manager sent a bellboy to return ₹500. The bellboy, being a bit sneaky, decided to keep ₹200 for himself and gave ₹100 back to each guest. Now, each friend effectively paid ₹900 (₹1,000 - ₹100), totaling ₹2,700. Add the ₹200 the bellboy kept, and you get ₹2,900. But wait… Where is the missing ₹100? They originally paid ₹3,000. 🤔 This math riddle has confused people for years. Can you crack it? Or is it just a trick of numbers and misdirection? Drop your theory below! 🔍

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