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Correct. I will find out what the conversion is for &
Although that looks like homer rubbing his butt on the carpet, so how much beer can Homer drink with $1? 
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CBadger wrote: so how much beer can Homer drink with $1?
It depends...
if homer has to pay the each beer he drinks, I don't think much.
But your statement does not clarify the aspect. If the $1 stays in the pocket because he is getting invited then the answer would probably be "infinite" 
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Nothing. Did you see the icon of the message? it was a joke (or at least a try)
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Try harder!
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Too lazy for that
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I like this answer better. &1 could be anything. 1 leg or 1 arm or perhaps a cow?
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a beer then?
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D + B + C = 160
D = 30
B = C + 100
:=>
30 + (C + 100) + C = 160
2C = 160 - 100 - 30
C = 30 / 2
C = 15
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You are more intelligent than 50% of Harvard and MIT students according to the internet 
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It was so simple I've been reading the question over and over looking for the trick cos I couldn't believe it would have been posted unless there was one.
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Some people think of it like this.
$1.60 - $0.30 = $1.30
So if the burger is $1 more the answer is $0.30 because $1.30 - $1 = $0.30 
Sad part is when I asked other people some of them really had that 'logic'...
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CBadger wrote: Sad part is when I asked other people some of them really had that 'logic'...
They'll be OK, I believe all fast food places have tills that work the prices out for you so when they're selling this stuff they shouldn't get it wrong.
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David Hasselhoff can act, according to the Internet.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Oh come on! Almost everyone here is smart enough to answer this one!
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Yeah, he should have put it in QA anyway...
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Yes, but it would have had to be worded something like:
I need C# code to work out the price of chips.
HELP.
PLZ.
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$0.15. It's not that difficult a one to figure out.
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I will leave McBurgers and go and buy a soup
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It's 15c (I wish I can buy chips for that!) but there's something about that question that provides a strong urge to say 30c. I've got a very similar question wrong in the past by saying the 'obvious' thing.
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Make the question even more simple and it might trick more  :
if a meal with a burger and a drink costs $1.10 and the burger costs $1 more than the drink. how much did you pay for the drink?
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The original question was exactly that. with a bat and ball.
So i thought I'd do a social experiment and make it a bit more difficult to see if they fall much easier for a simple or a bit more complex question. 
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5 cent for a drink? oO
What makes this question so hard is all the time travel involved and not the maths.
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