There was a teacher,who teaches maths.
And
A 6 year's old boy called rathi studying in the class
Teacher asked rathi, if i give you 2 apples and another 2apples ,how many apples you have?
Rathi, "replied"
teacher was upset how can 2 and 2 will be
she agian repeat the same question
Rathi replied the same answer "5"
So,the rembered that rathi likes chocolates
And said rathi if i give u 2 chocolates and another 2 chocolates,how many will you have?
Rathi replied "4"
Teacher was pleased and quit happy,so teacher confirmed that he understand the math rightAgain she asked the same question with apples
Rathi replied "5"
Teacher was annoyed, and asks how 2 and 2 apples will be 5 and how can 2 and 2 chocolates will be
rathi said: teacher i already had 1 apple in my bag
Where as i don't have chocolate in my bag
Was teacher right?
Yes,techinally she is right 2 and 2 will be "4"
Was rathi right?
Yes, practically he is right
All conflicts arises because of the gap between the technically rightness and practically rightness
So just think of your self you are technically right
But you failed to see an hidden apple
I hope this might be useful for you
Try to see the practical rightness
##My special thanks to guruji