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This math problem is stumping the whole internet. Can you solve it?

By Research Advancement • May 11, 2016 • Research In The News•   

The problem is harder than it looks. It’s easy to see how people get a wrong answer, Binghamton mathematician Matthew Zaremsky told Mic.com.

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