To answer your question about how much money you had initially, let's analyze the statement carefully: You said:
- "I had 3.00."
- Your mom gave 0.00.
- Your dad gave 0.00.
- Your aunt, uncle, and grandma gave you 00.00.
- You had another .00.
Given all the "gave" amounts appear as zero or no amount, and the other numbers are not fully specified, the main clue is in what you "had." There is a known riddle similar to what you mention, where the focus is on the phrase "I had" versus "gave" amounts. In that riddle, the question is how much money you really had, focusing only on what you initially had and ignoring gifts unless specifically stated as added money. If we consider only the amounts you explicitly stated you had (3.00, and "another .00," assuming that means zero or no additional amount), and the amounts given by others are zero, then:
- You started with $3.00.
- No additional money was given.
- So, you still have $3.00.
This aligns with the logic that gifts are zero, so no change to your original amount occurred. Thus, you had $3.00 in total.
If you want me to clarify or solve for any specific numbers or variations, feel free to ask!
