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A US dad took to Reddit after getting stumped by his fifth grader’s math homework, and it wasn’t just him. The question, involving bottles and basic arithmetic, left many scratching their heads.

Social media users were also left scratching their heads, with some saying the homework question 'makes zero sense'. The original post read: ' My nine-year-old was given this math problem.

Maybe that's why the homework question one concerned dad posted to Reddit under the handle u/beachITguy, has been causing so much debate. At the time of writing, the post has received 11,000 upvotes.

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