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There is 10 legs, 4 for the chair, 4 for the bed, and 2 are for me because I entered the room also. So, 10 legs.
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You got it.
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That was good, smartass. No, seriously. Don't take that heart-to-heart. Um, yeah. I forgot. I entered the room. Duh. That does make 10, not 8.
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I'm more concerned how that bed is supporting all that weight.
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There are four legs on the ground that belong to the bed, four bed legs.
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Eight legs.
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There is eight, four for the chair and four for the bed.
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There's eight legs, four in the bed and four in the chair. It didn't say whether the chair was on the ground though. But eight legs.
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I mean, technically, we don't know what chair it is. It could be six. Like, if it's a rocking chair, that's what I thought. I thought it was a rocking chair initially. It could be nine if it's an office chair, because they have five legs.
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So far, no right answers.
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Literally, just, four, like, the legs of the chair.
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This isn't a riddle. This is a maths question. Like literally, it's a maths question. It's not a riddle. I don't understand why you would think this is a riddle. A riddle is more like a dog jumps out of a 20-story building and it survives. How? That's a riddle.
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Typical, that's why you can't answer it, huh?
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