1. A rabbit fell into a hole that was 14 feet deep. It could jump 3 feet, but he
slid 2 back a foot each time it jumped. How many jumps does it take it to
get out of the hole.
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Total Length of Hole = 14 feet
Length covered by rabbit in 1 jump = 3 feet
Length in which rabbit slid down = 2 feet
SO,
Length covered by rabbit in 1 jump =(3-2)feet
= 1 feet
Jump taken by Rabbit to come out of hole=14÷1
= 14
RABBIT TAKE 14 JUMP TO COME OUT FROM THE HOLE.
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Step-by-step explanation:
rabbit jumps 3 feet & slide down 2 feet
=》 net distance of jumping = (3-2)feet = 1feet
total depth of hole = 14feet
total no. of jumps = total length of hole ÷ distance traveled by rabbit in 1 jump
=》 no. of jumps = 14 ÷ 1 = 14 jumps ANS.
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