One Day Two Mothers and two daughters went shopping for shoes Their shopping spree was a success each bought a pair of shoes and all together they ahd three pairs How is this possible?

Answer 1

Well, it's simple math, honey. One of the mothers is also a grandmother, so you've got a grandmother, a mother, and a daughter all shopping together. That's why there are only three people but four shoes bought. Don't overthink it, just embrace the multi-generational shoe shopping extravaganza.

Answer 2

This scenario is possible because there are only three individuals involved: a grandmother, her daughter, and her granddaughter. The grandmother is also a mother and a daughter, the daughter is a mother, and the granddaughter is a daughter. Therefore, there are two mothers and two daughters, each buying a pair of shoes, resulting in a total of three pairs purchased.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, that's an easy one. So, you've got a grandma, a mom, and a daughter - three generations, right? Each of them bought a pair of shoes, so that's three pairs in total. Grandma is a mother and a daughter, the mom is a mother and a daughter, and the daughter is a daughter. It's like a shoe-shopping family tree, man.

Answer 4

It was a grandmother, mother, and daughter. The mother is a mother (of the daughter) and a daughter (of the grandmother), therefore making 2 mothers and 2 daughters, but only 3 pairs of shoes.

Answer 5

Because they didn’t have a lot of money to get four pairs of shoes

Answer 6

One didn’t buy shoes

Answer 7

5

Answer 8

I don't no

Answer 9

Dont know

Answer 10

Don't know