Even the biggest maths whizzes among you may struggle to figure out this problem, which has sparked chaos online as people have struggled to solve it. Give it a go here
Mathematics helps enhance logical reasoning, problem-solving abilities, and critical thinking skills. It sharpens the mind and encourages a structured way of thinking.
Other benefits of doing regular maths puzzles can include increasing your mental agility, brushing up on your memory and enhancing financial literacy. The puzzle posted onto social media states: "I have 6 eggs. I broke 2, I fried 2, I ate 2. How many eggs do I have left? 99% get it wrong." One user declared: "I’m gonna be upsetting some people now. I’m going to say six, I know you say you broke two, cooked two and ate two, but you didn’t say that ‘of the six’ you broke two, cooked two, ate two, you already told us you have six, so am I to assume you had eight to begin with."
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