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What is the answer to the money riddle?
The answer to the riddle is 10 dollars or 10 pesos. Essentially, the riddle is based on tenses and not mathematics. It’s asking “How much money did I really have?” This is past tense. It’s not asking “How much money do I have currently?”
What can u give a man with no hair that he will never part with?
Riddle: What can you give a man with no hair that he will never part with? Answer: A comb.
What has 2 banks but no money?
river bank
What has two banks but no money? Answer: A river bank. 5.
What can you hold in your left hand but not in your right?
Riddle: What can you hold in your left hand but not in your right? Answer: Your right elbow I hope you like this Riddle.
Can I start balding at 17?
Although most people associate male pattern baldness with men in their 20s, 30s and 40s, the reality is that hair loss can start at any age, including in your mid to late teens. In fact, research shows that around 16 percent of males aged between 15 and 17 are affected by some degree of male pattern baldness.
What can you throw but not catch?
The answer for What can you catch, but not throw? Riddle is “Cold.”
Windows 10 makes it easy for multiple people to share the same PC. To do it, you create separate accounts for each person who will use the computer. Each person gets their own storage, applications, desktops, settings, and so on.
Is it possible for two people to have the same dream?
In other cases, it does not. What is remarkable is that so much of the shared dream, sometimes including small details, are recalled as strikingly similar or even identical by the two people involved, regardless of the timing of their experiences. So let us provisionally accept the fact of shared dreams: Two persons can have the same dream.
What happens if a half owner of a house?
If he is a half owner, he or she is entitled to either use the house or be bought out if they don’t want to use the house. They can, in principle, press the issue with a petition to partition (which would likely result in the sale of the house, either to you or to a third party.)
After consulting an accountant, it would appear there is no problem with the shares being held jointly in two, or even more names. In the event that the shares attract a dividend it would be split equally between the shareholders and would have the same taxation implications for the shareholders as all UK company dividends.