If you take two apples from three apples how many apples do you have.?
You would have two apples because you just took them
If you take two apples from three apples, how many apples do you have?
2 apples. you took 2 apples, therefore you have 2 apples.
If you were to take two apples from three apples, how many would you have?
You would have the two apples you took.
If I have five apples and I take three apples, how many apples do I have?
If you meant ate by take then you have 2 apples left with you (you may consider the apple inside your tummy, in that case it will be 5 again). If you have taken the apple from the apples you already have, then You have 5 apples. If you have taken the three apples from outside, then you have 8.I go with 3. Because, you said you have 5 apples and no mentioning of other apples or where you have them, so I assume you have 5 apples and you kept it somewhere (say on a table) and taken three of them, so you have only 3 apples.I couldn't relate this with any well known problem other that saying insufficient information to conclude.
There are three apples and you take two away....How many apples do you have?
2 DUH!
If you take 2 apples from 3 apples, how many apples would you have left?
If the 3 apples were with you, and you take 2 apples from those 3, you would still have 3 left!!If the 3 apples weren't with you and were with someone else, and you take 2 apples from those 3, you would have 2 left!!
If you have three apples and you take two apples away, how many apples do you have?
It's 3!"You take TWO apples away" meaning that you are taking the apples with you. The opposite way of writing this would be 'you take away two apples. So therefore you have 2 apples.
I have three apples. If you take away two from me, how many do you have?
Question: I have three apples. If you take away two from me, how many do you have?if “you” had [math]x[/math] apples before, now “you” have [math]x + 2[/math]“you” is basically me, right? :)…
If you take 2 apples from 3 apples how many apples do you have?
Of course, the trick is to get people to subtract 2 from 3 and say "1". But you just told me that I TOOK two apples, so therefore I HAVE two apples! I first heard this riddle back in the mid 80s from an issue of "Cracked" magazine. It included several pages of trick puzzles like this, along with impossible mazes, etc.
If you take 3 apples from 5 apples, how many apples do you have?
Arrr, I see. That is one of those trick questions. It made me overthink until I realised that the answer was so simple:Spoiler alertIf you take 3 apples that means that you have 3 apples right? So I say the answer is 3. That is unless you don't put any down!