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Q.ype for a pound. I want a hundred apples and ive got to spend exactly 100 pounds. How many of each type can i get?

A.To spend exactly £100, you need to buy 80 of the cheaper apples (costing £8), 16 apples at £5.00 (£80), and 4 apples at £3 (£12). This equals 100 pieces.

Q.How much ôs a monkey on a bet

A.Money terms: £1 quid, nicker; £5 fiver; £10 tenner or cock & hen; £20 score; £25 pony; £30 carpet; £100 ton; £500 monkey; £1,000 grand and £2,000 archer.

Q.If i had a 100 pound in 1920 wot wud b the equivalant today

A.£100 in 1920 would be worth £3,549 in today's money. Decimalisation took place in 1971 changing the number of pennies in a pound from 240 to 100.

Q.3 ladies put 10 pound each to buy a tv that cost 25 pounds, from the 5 pound we get a 1 pound each back that leaves 2 pound, 3 x 9 is 27 weres the other pound?

A.This is the 'Missing Money' puzzle. Of the original £30, £25 went to the shop, £3 went back to the buyers, £2 to the salesman. It is all accounted for.