One Former come there in one railway station.. And he take
two full of coconut sack... Each sack full of 100 coconut.
Then he reach his place between the 100 station's.Then every
one station the former give one coconut each one sack.
Finally how many coconut in this former's hand..
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Answer Posted / mitesh patel
Dear Friends lets understand the question properly.
1. He have two sacks with 100 coconuts in each.
2. He started from station no. 1, so his count starts from
station no. 2
3. He gives 1 coconut from each sack upto station no. 99.
4. so he is left with 2 coconuts in each sack.
As the question is "between 100 station".
So the ultimate answer is that he is left with 4 coconuts at
last.
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