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By Sommyangel in 17 Feb 2017 | 12:35
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Exam Question
Your N500 Fell out From Ur Pocket And
Someone Picked It. The Person who picked it
Happens To Owe You N100
So, The Person Paid You the N100 With the
N500
And You Gave Him Back A Change Of N400.
How Much Did U Lose in Total.??? .
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17 Feb 2017 | 12:35
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u lost #500 :g
17 Feb 2017 | 13:10
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900
17 Feb 2017 | 13:22
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600 na ni
17 Feb 2017 | 13:54
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#900
17 Feb 2017 | 14:11
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#800
17 Feb 2017 | 14:40
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sorry not #800 is #500
17 Feb 2017 | 14:42
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500
17 Feb 2017 | 15:04
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500
17 Feb 2017 | 15:10
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let do it dis way, supposing u did nt misplace #500 and he paid u back his debt u will be having #1000 so now, #500 (misplaced money) gone out of #1000 ur balance is #500. Total money lost is still the #500 misplaced.
17 Feb 2017 | 16:07
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#900
26 Feb 2017 | 08:17
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