Solve this math problem

Clever, but the 8's upper portion is bigger to help fool you. Nobody writes them like that.

 

Wait. You guys didn't see 87 instantly. It's a parking lot. I was like: Is this a trick question.

Maybe this is part of the good side of my dyslexia. I can see patterns in numbers

 

think most ppl just assumed it was 16, 06, 68... right off the bat, and never questioned that assumption.

 

Clearly, it's a male driver that parked the car.

 

hint*
Batman: I see without seeing. Darkness is as clear as daylight. What am I? The Riddler:You're as blind as a bat!

 

Well you are viewing it from the front so the bottom is closer to you..hence larger

 

I'm guilty as charged

 

It must be pretty hard for kids to solve, since they might not know anything about parking lot numbering. Plus., does Hong Kong even have parking lots

 

So sad. So parking lot hint didn't help you. what kind of parking lot jumbles their numbering.

 

You'd be surprised - some exams I've had in the past have the strangest parking lots (or people) in the questions. A kid might think rationally about it- but after years of experience I've come to expect anything - including odd numbered parking lots - on exam questions.

 

Yeah when I opened the thread I was hoping for a good brain teaser since ATW usually post good ones. My first thought was disappointment in it being so easy and not even a math question. My second thought was I was looking at it wrong. Then I noticed the 16 06 and 68 I for a second tried to solve that. Lols. Then said, nah there's no pattern there it has to be 87

I did the opposite of crash

 

Parking lots? LOL no, but parking spaces? Yeah, tons of them, and all of them are expensive (within the city at least):

http://edition.cnn.com/2012/11/21/business/hong-kong-world-expensive-parking-places/index.html

 

87... its upside down