What is 66 times greater than 10?

66 times greater than 10 seems easy enough, but is it?

Let's assume the answer = 660 (since 66 x 10 = 660). Then shouldn't this statement be true?:

660 is greater than 66 x 10.

But that is not true. 660 is not greater than 66 x 10. It is the same!

To make it greater, we could make make a formula like (a+1)b where a=66 and b=10 to get this answer:

(66 + 1) x 10 = 670

But if that is the case, why not simply say "What is 67 times 10?" instead of saying "times greater than?"

We do not think there is a correct answer, because the question can be misinterpreted.

It seems that when many people write 66 times greater than 10, they mean 66 times as much as 10 which equals 660. We recommend that you ask them to clarify what they mean.

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