Cake ( Solve the problem and eat a cake )
A CUBICAL CAKE IS CUT INTO SEVERAL SMALLER CUBES BY DIVIDING EACH EDGE IN 7 EQUAL PARTS. THE CAKE IS CUT FROM THE TOP ALONG THE TWO DIAGONALS FORMING FOUR PRISMS . SOME OF THEM GET CUT & REST REMAINED IN CUBICAL SHAPE. A COMPLETE CUBICAL ( SMALLER ) CAKE WAS GIVEN TO ADULTS & THE CUT OFF THE PART OF A SMALLER IS GIVEN TO A CHILD( WHICH IS NOT AN ADULT). IF ALL THE CAKES WERE GIVEN EQUALLY EACH PIECE TO A PERSON , TOTAL HOW MANY PEOPLE COULD GET THE CAKE ?
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After cutting diagonally from the top, you get 64 pieces per layer. So, 64 multiple 7=448. Really chintzy if you ask me.