A banana plantation is located next to a desert. The
plantation owner has 3000 bananas that he wants to transport
to the market by camel, across a 1000 kilometre stretch of
desert. The owner has only one camel, which carries a
maximum of 1000 bananas at any moment in time, and eats one
banana every kilometre it travels. What is the largest
number of bananas that can be delivered at the market?
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Answer / navaneeth
if the person can carry banans with him and the question
does not provide how many he can carry, we have a solution
like this - person take 1000 banans with him and he feed the
camel every km. in that case he can transfer 1000 of banana.
but the next time he cannot transfer anything ..
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There will be 0 banana.bcause camel can carry only 1000 banana at a time and there are 3000 banana so to reach the market camel has to travel 3 times and camel eats one banana per kilometer thus no banana will left.
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Answer / jitu(jitendera kumar sinha)
Hi
this is not applicable for the your ccna syllabus but it is very usefull for the ccna exams becoz it msked you more treaky to solve the networking issue in limted time in exams.
In real world you only get the less time aprox 5 min to solve the issue so this type of problem increase your menatl ability to solve the network issue
and shain it is not permutaions and combinations this is simple mide freak
try it self
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Answer / sumedh
0, as camel eats 1 banana per KM. camel can carry max 1000
bananas. market is 1000KM away so camel eats 1*1000=1000
bananas. on each trip he will carry 0 banana at the market.
to come back from market to desert owner has to buy 1000
bananas for camel.
so it requires 6000 bananas for 3 trips.
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