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einstein_from_oz
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This is rather silly...
Imagine you paid $10 for a $5 calculator. Then you paid twice the real amount.
Imagine you paid $100 for a $1 pencil. Then you paid 100 times the real amount.
So, if you paid $1 for a free bag, how many times the real amount did you pay?
Imagine you paid $10 for a $5 calculator. Then you paid twice the real amount.
Imagine you paid $100 for a $1 pencil. Then you paid 100 times the real amount.
So, if you paid $1 for a free bag, how many times the real amount did you pay?