Parents have been left scratching their heads over what could possibly be the correct answer over a child's maths homework question. Can you figure it out?
A tricky maths question has left parents scratching their heads as they team up to work out the answer. The homework question was posted on social media with the question, ‘how many rhombi are needed to make 6/3’.
People looking at the fractions problem were equally confused, with many left scratching their heads and suggesting the teacher was incorrect. One person stated: “The teacher is wrong . As worded, the question asks how many rhombi are needed to form 6/3 . READ MORE: River Island knocks €65 off stunning dress that will turn heads at any spring or summer wedding
It’s not the first time a child’s homework has left parents feeling inadequate. Texas mum Tiesha Sanders shared a photo of a page of her child’s year one math homework and the question required the child to fill in two boxes, one titled "tens" and one titled "ones" for the number '27'. The girl filled out the "tens" column with a two and the "ones" column with the number seven – a seemingly logical choice.