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2 apples, (this is the amount I took, therefore it is what I have)

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♣ Hippopotomonstrosesquipedalians: Two. Subtraction trick. 3 - 2 = 1. You just received two apples. You took them away. G7marrero: The writer is trying to say u have 3 apples. u take 2 away. the retard that said two is... a retard. 3♣ Hippopotomonstrosesquipedalians: I'm sorry to say, but I believe and am quite sure you are erroneous (both in what you believe and, well, grammar-wise). The very fact that this was placed into "Word Brain Teasers" rules out the obvious and immediate response. To receive the answer of two, thought geared towards tricks are needed in order to occur. I still hold that two is correct. When you take away two apples, one is left in place of the three. And you even outlined the answer. As you so put it, "u take 2 away." YOU take it. And in the end, that is what you are left with.

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13y ago
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There is more than one answer to this question, it could be:
* 1 apple (3 - 2 = 1 apple left) * 2 apples (you take the 2 apples) * 3 apples (as there are still 3 apples altogether) The simplest answer would be 1 apple left.
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15y ago
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If you take 2 apples away from 3 apples, you have 1 left.

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