Could you find the answer? 
I have solve it.
10+10+10= 30
10+4 + 4 = 18
4-2 = 2
2+10+4 =16
16 = 14
FTFY
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I have solve it.
10+10+10= 30
10+4 + 4 = 18
4-2 = 2
2+10+4 =16
16 = 14
FTFY
Could you find the answer?
I have solve it.
10+10+10= 30
10+4 + 4 = 18
4-2 = 2
2+10+4 =16
At first I got 16, but then I realized it was 14.
14
16
The answer is probably 15 because of the tricky coconuts. That is kind of a sneaky question.
Note to self: Aardvarks can't count to banana.
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Ok I get it. There's that sneaky banana there too. You got the aardvark on that one.
The answer is probably 15 because of the tricky coconuts. That is kind of a sneaky question.
Note to self: Aardvarks can't count to banana.
ref:
The answer is probably 15 because of the tricky coconuts. That is kind of a sneaky question.
15 is the answer for it
thanks
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waah.. 3 bananas in the end 
I didn't think about it...
I didn't think about it... Got 16 originally but after looking again from reading comments i agree it has to be 14 1 missing banana and 1 missing coconut?
Same here... I also failed to see 3 bananas at first. .. After reading comments i got the right amswer.
I say 15 dudes.
Good eyes! You saw the half banana. That means you can find the answer easily
An apple is 10
A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
This is the correct answer! 14 You have good eye. I didn't notice 3 bananas at the end.A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
For which class of primary school is this problem?
An apple is 10
A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
Wow, I never noticed that there was only half a banana... This is great lol
Half a coconut, not banana, pineapple brain!
An apple is 10
A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
Wow, I never noticed that there was only half a banana... This is great lol
An apple is 10
A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
A banana is 4, 1 for each piece of it.
A coconut is 2?
Then in the 4th equation the coconut appeared only half and the banana was only 3 compared to the other pictures so
thus a half coconut + an apple + a 3 banana = 14?
Hahaha nice... But I didn't fall for it 
The answer is 15, right?
The answer is 15, right?
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