Three tourists sought lodging in a small American hotel. The Receptionist
Offered them a three-room suite for $300. The three men went upstairs
With the Hotel Attendant to have a look at the suite. Everything seemed fine, and
Each tourist gave $100 to the Hotel Attendant. When the Receptionist received the
$300 from the Hotel Attendant, he discovered that he had made a mistake: the
Price of the suite was only $250. Therefore, he sent the Hotel Attendant back
With five $10 bills. On his way upstairs, the Hotel Attendant realized it would
Be a problem to distribute the five $10 bills among three people. So he
Slipped two of the $10 bills into his own pocket, and gave back $10 to
Each of the three men. Thus, they had each paid $90, which adds up
to $270. Twenty dollars ended up in the Hotel Attendant’s pocket. Altogether,
That makes $270 + $20 = $290, even though the three guests had originally
Paid $300.
What happened to the missing ten dollars?
it should have been
$270 (which they gave) + $30 (which they have) = $300(original money)
OR if you think other way
$250(with hotel) + $20(with waiter) + $30(with tourists) = $300(original money)
