In the game “Baldi’s Basics in Education and Learning,” the impossible question appears as the third math problem in the game, where the equations are deliberately presented as unsolvable due to nonsensical or glitched numbers. The actual answer to the impossible question is irrelevant because it is designed to always be wrong no matter what the player inputs. Therefore, any number or answer you provide will result in the same outcome: Baldi becoming angry and the difficulty of the game increasing.