Tru Tru is 4.

5

5. The four halves makes 2, subtract one quater each from the four big ones that makes 3. 2 +3 =5

What's the point saying it's either 4 or 5?
When the op will never tell us the right answer even if he does we'll probably never agree.

6

Absolutely 6

If I tell you will you give me

666

It's 4

7

3

6

just 4... d rest once are reflection... only d Quantize knows wat I mean.

There is no watermelon there joh....

#checkmysignature#

4

ITbomb:
I thought it was real "water melons"

Are those fake water melons? pray tell

thisisayus:
Mtcheew! I thought it was bossom.

Werey

Who no sabi dis 1.na 5 jhor

5

Some people are saying 5.
It is 4 abeg check very well

donsheddy1:
I see so many clowns saying it's 5 absolutely. I wonder if they did chart in school if not how did they see the 5 one? The answer is 4.

So wise one, what will (4 x 3/4) + (4 x 1/2) give us?

2

2.5 Rather. its mirror image of 2.5

talut:
Who no sabi dis 1.na 5 jhor

It's not 5. It's 6. Where can you get one quarter to fill the three quarter water melon. Clearly, the remainder of the 3/4 water melon is not in the picture.

But you can merge two halves to become one. We have four halves there. That is two water melons plus the four incomplete water melon. That is a total of 6.

3

Do you like water melons? Do you think they are yummy and nutritious? Do you think they r nasty and messy? click on the link on my signature

5......technically

6

4

5