The puzzle seems easy, how many circles are there in the picture? Did you understand the question? Its answer is no less surprising!

There are many mind boggling puzzles on social media. While some puzzles are difficult, some really confuse the mind. Some look simple. But it becomes difficult to find the right answer. At the same time, solving puzzles that exercise the mind also feels good. We have brought one such puzzle for you. This puzzle looks simple, in fact, many people start solving it for this reason, but is its answer very difficult?

This puzzle that has surprised people has been posted on the forum of X from the Daily Quiz and Riddles account. This puzzle requires a simple task. You have to count the circles that you see in the picture. The photo shows three large circles placed in the middle, on which a text is written: “How many circles do you see? Think about it!!!”

At first glance, you’d think the answer is three. Sure enough, there are three big circles right in the middle of the picture. Each circle intersects the other, but the shapes formed by these intersections are not circles, so they don’t count.

Solving this puzzle correctly requires keen observation. You will have to read the question again, slowly, and see if you are missing something. Is there a hidden clue in the question that you are not able to decipher?

The clue to the answer of the puzzle is hidden in the question itself. (Photo: Instagram/ Daily Quiz and Riddles)

According to the X account, there are 14 circles hidden in the post. Not just the obvious trio of large circles, you also have to count the hidden circles hidden within the text. The post claimed that letters like “o”, “e”, “a” and “d” are part of a group of circles. With 11 of these letter circles and three large circles, you arrive at the magical number 14.

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But some sharp-eyed users were not accepting this, and were arguing whether the word “sphere” itself should be counted as a large round entity. And then there are some people who believe that the part between “E” and “A” does not completely cut the sphere. So in such a situation, how correct do you consider this puzzle and its solution?

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