Chocolate and Chocolates

Shahriar the shopkeeper sells 1 chocolate for 1$, and exchanges three wrappers for one chocolate.

If you have 15$, how many chocolates will you be able to get?

Thanks Shahriar for your submission!

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December 2nd, 2014 | Category: Food Riddles, Mathematical, Real Life, Word Riddles |  Email This Riddle

2 guesses to Chocolate and Chocolates

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• Gabriel

  December 2, 2014 at 12:12 PM

  22_candies.

• Dude

  December 2, 2014 at 12:15 PM

  Well that super quick answer makes Gabriel today’s winner.
  15 can get you 15 Chocolates. If u eat all. You get (15/3)= 5 extra chocolates in exchange of 15 Wrappers. Thereby you get 20 Chocolates. If you eat that 5 extra, 5 Wrappers remain, You get 1 extra chocolates + 2 wrappers. Total is 21 chocolates. If you consume it you will remain with 3 wrappers. In exchange you get 1 extra Therefore you in total get 22 Chocolates.