You have 20 apples in a basket. 20 children come to you and each one of them ask for an apple. You want to give all the apples to each one of them, but still keep one inside the basket? How will you do it?
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It's a tricky but a simple question.
Ans. ==> I will give the last child the basket with 1 apple still in it.
As question is saying that I have to give 20 apples to 20 childrens.
To the first 19 children , I will give them an apple each. To the 20th children I will hand her/him the basket containing an apple. He has an apple, but he also has the basket containing the apple.
So , problem solved ... there will be distribution of 20 apples in 20 childrens truely.
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It's a tricky but a simple question.
Ans. ==> I will give the last child the basket with 1 apple still in it.
As question is saying that I have to give 20 apples to 20 childrens.
To the first 19 children , I will give them an apple each. To the 20th children I will hand her/him the basket containing an apple. He has an apple, but he also has the basket containing the apple.
So , problem solved ... there will be distribution of 20 apples in 20 childrens truely.
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out of 20 apples I give 19 apples to 19 children's and I keep one apple in the basket and give 20th children the Apple and the basket together in which the Apple is kept inside the basket.
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