How many times can you subtract 10 from 100?

[bradlaplante]

100 - 10 = 90
100 - 10 = 90

Look ma! I did it twice!

[eluci]

You need to stop asking math questions you don’t understand the concepts

[Sidiciousify]

100 - 10 - 10 - 10 - 10(n) = ... SOO you can do it infinite times.

[rohanj]

How many times do I have to dislike your videos for it to be not recommended

[RowanAckerman]

Assuming we're subtracting 10 from the result each time, if we're in the natural numbers, either 9 or 10 (depending on if you include 0), but across the integers, rationals, reals, etc, it's infinite.

[DOCTORJAN]

I love the way he says, "That's wrong."

[anonymousdelta]

I just laugh when the person asking the riddle also gets the answer wrong. It really depends on how you look at it, it all comes down to wording too😂😂

[alecjosephson]

100-10, 10 seconds later you can do
It again 100-10. You can do it infinite times, if they are in seperate equations.

[YishCardz]

“Wait I follow u on TikTok”
Him: not today lady

[ceesparxxx]

I love how he makes up his own answers as if it's the only correct answer 🤣😂.
He'd make a great gameshow question writer lol.

[kingclan]

Hmm ancient mathematicians might be so mad at this guy watching from above.

[mjblazing]

This isn’t trivia. It’s trick questions. Come on man

[hellomoney]

Math is a hell of a subject for me but even my dumbass knows theirs maths is bananas.

[MrHoodlin]

I absolutely hate this "riddles", because there are multiple correct answers, but the person who gave the riddle only accepts one of them.

[Stickystuck]

The Indian guy was about to throw is wild card and say I'm with Google 🤣

[dubbu]

the criteria isn’t there, this just isn’t a proper question. You’re asking a question that’s too vague; there’s no criteria listed on what the result should be. for example, your question should be worded as, “how many times can you subtract 10 from sequentially, *while only subtracting from the number 100?* without any goal set, the argument is completely left to whatever you want, like how these people can assume it’s meaning “how many times can you subtract 10 from 100, *”until you cannot mathematically subtract 10 anymore.”* Things like this is why math questions would be listed like, “how many times can you subtract 10 from 100 until you have 0?” word problems are hard, we know, so don’t be afraid to to avoid them, or else you’ll be wrong about your own question too

[rednose_]

What did you major in? Advanced basket weaving?

[Cons]

I appreciate more questions that make you think but not vague questions.. Like logic maybe but that's just me

[alext]

Infinite is the correct answer in both contexts.

[firstghost]

The answer is 10. Because 10 TIMES 10 is EQUAL to 100. So a subtraction of 100 is equal to subtracting 10 tens. 100 never goes to 90.