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| right vikram.....now its ur turn to ask
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 21, Oct 2003 7:59:12 PM IST
NOTHING
saripoyinattundi
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 21, Oct 2003 7:57:40 PM IST
pallantla.
fill 5 lit jar, from that fill 3 lit jar.
empty 3 lit jar.
now pour the remaining 2 lit (in 5 lit jar) into 3 lit jar.
now fill the 5 lit jar again, and from that fill 3 lit jar. (u'll pour 1 litre)
now the remaining water in 5 lit jar is 4 litres.
mr.puli.
ans: nothing
Posted by: MONARCH 007 At: 21, Oct 2003 7:57:18 PM IST
Can You Answer This???
80% of Kindergartners solved this riddle.
But only 5% of Oxford graduates figured it out!
Can you answer the following question?
1. The word has seven letters...
2. Preceded God...
3. Greater than God...
4. More Evil than the devil...
5. All poor people have it...
6. Wealthy people need it...
7. If you eat it, - you will die!
Did you figure it out?
Posted by: Mr. manoopuli At: 21, Oct 2003 7:53:04 PM IST
u have two jugs of 3 and 5 litres each.......get four litres of water from that with unlimited water
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 21, Oct 2003 7:50:54 PM IST
heee haaa..! masthu vundi.
kaani mukka mukke.. thokka thokke..anni count cheyaalsinde. 533 1/3 raavalsinde. ;o)
mari inka gup chip ayipoyaave? next question poduvu.
Posted by: MONARCH 007 At: 21, Oct 2003 7:41:34 PM IST
thats right vikram...naa explanation ante....first mile point ki vellaalante 5 bananas avuthyaai
take 1000 bananas to 1st mile point drops 999 and comes back and again drops 999
like that...for one mile u require 5 bananas....200 miles ki 1000 avuthaayi.....next for one mile,requires 3 bananas....next 333 miles ki 999 ayipothaayui....
now 1001 bananas left...with 467 miles ahead....
now,akkada oka banana oorike saradaga vadilesi,migathaavanni theesukelithe,max = 1000 - 467 = 533
actual gaa fraction undadule
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 21, Oct 2003 7:27:03 PM IST
for fun.. another answer.
Q: You have 3000 bananas and a camel. YOu want to transport the bananas 1000 miles acruss the desert. The camel can only carry 1000 bananas at a time. Every mile the camel walks it eats one banana. How many bananas can you bring over?
A: This common problem has a simple 4-step solution.
1. Take 100 bananas. Place them in bath tub filled with 50 gallons of water and wait for them to ferment into a cool, refreshing banana liquor.
2. While you’re waiting, design and build a 40 story tall catapult capable of throwing a camel and 2900 bananas 1000 miles. Then, load the bananas onto the catapult.
3. Let the camel drink the bath tub of banana liquor from step 1, until it is tipsy enough to allow you to convince it to get on the catapult. (Note: Under no circumstances allow the camel to fall over on you while it is intoxicated.)
4. Get into the catapult, aim carefully, and fire. You will arrive at your destination with 2900 bananas and one hung-over camel. Make sure to have a pot of strong black coffee on hand, or the camel may become upset and spit on you.
Posted by: MONARCH 007 At: 21, Oct 2003 7:27:01 PM IST
okay. let me start then..
1. carry 1000 bananas to first stop point (200 Miles), drop 600 and go back to start.
2. carry 1000 bananas to first stop point (200 Miles), drop 600 and go back to start.
3. carry 1000 bananas to first stop point.
1st step consumption, 400 eaten by camel
2nd step consumption, 400 eaten by camel
3rd step consumption, 200 eaten by camel
(3000 - (400+ 400+ 200)) = 2000.
Now first stop point has 2000 bananas.
Going forward.
4. carry 1000 bananas to second stop point (333 1/3 Miles), drop 333 1/3 and go back to first stop point.
5. carry 1000 bananas to second stop point (333 1/3 Miles).
4th step consumption, 666 2/3 eaten by camel
5th step consumption, 333 1/3 eaten by camel
(2000 - (666 2/3 + 333 1/3)) = 1000.
Now second stop point has 1000 bananas.
Going still forward.
6. carry 1000 bananas to the end point, market. (466 2/3 Miles).
6th step consumption, 466 2/3 eaten by camel.
(1000-466 2/3) = 533 1/3.
Remaining bananas is 533 1/3.
(This is the maximum number that can be carried till the market).
pallantla, if you have any simpler explanation than this, please post it, just curious to know.
Posted by: MONARCH 007 At: 21, Oct 2003 7:13:45 PM IST
question nenu adigaanu vikram....u have to answer and u have to explain
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 21, Oct 2003 6:34:13 PM IST
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