Psychology, asked by Gefensamuel5651, 1 year ago

An intelligent trader travels from 1 place to another carrying
3 sacks having 30 coconuts each. No sack can hold more
than 30 coconuts. On the way he passes through 30 checkpoints
and on each checkpoint he has to give 1 coconut for each sack he is carrying.
Maximum how many coconuts he can save when he reaches last check point ?

Another version of this Puzzle :

A man leaves from Kerala with 3 sacks of 30 coconuts each.
He comes across 30 tolls till he reaches Mumbai.
He has to give 1 coconut for each sack containing coconuts as toll tax at every toll.
How much coconuts are left with him at Mumbai.

Answers

Answered by khanmk
12

the answer is 0.

HE had to give 3 coconuts at 1 toll so he had to give 3×30=90 coconuts in total.

so he had to give in all.so he is left with no coconut.

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Answered by kenmazer
15

Answer:

20 coconuts

Explanation:

First 10 checkpoints

1@ x 3 boxes x 10 checkpoints (i.e. 3x10) = 30

leaving two boxes (60 mangoes)

next 10 checkpoints

1@ x 2 boxes x 10 checkpoints (i.e. 2x10) = 20

leaving one box of 10 and one box of 30 (40 mangoes)

final 10 checkpoints

1 @ x 2 boxes x 10 (i.e. 2x10) = 20  

Leaving 20 mangoes.

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