This Simple Math Question Is Splitting Internet In Two Camps, And People Don't Know Who's Right

A math question has been doing the rounds on Twitter lately, and raising far too much of a ruckus even for math. It’s a seemingly simple equation you have to solve for, one with what looks like an obvious answer. So why then are there two camps fighting over it?

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