Was this question asked in the Harvard University interview? 90% of people cannot solve this question.

Another difficult intelligence question has been added. A question allegedly asked in an interview at Harvard University has become a trending topic on social media. Users said that there could be different answers depending on how the question is interpreted.

A question allegedly asked in interviews at Harvard University has caused a stir on social media. The question states, "If there are seven men with seven wives, and each man and each woman has seven children, what is the total number of people?"

ANSWERS VARY

The answers to the question range from 21 to 448. Some users pointed out that this question is a word game and the answers can vary depending on how they are interpreted. If each man has only one wife, the total is 63 people; however, if each man has seven wives, the total is calculated as 392 people.

A commentator stated that the ambiguity of the question was deliberately chosen. These types of brain teasers encourage analyzing information and evaluating it from different perspectives. However, it has not been confirmed whether this question actually came from Harvard University.