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The frog in the well.
A frog falls down into a 12 foot well. He tries to jump up the well's wall but it is very slippery. Because of how hard he has a time of getting a good grip, for every three feet he goes up the wall, he slides down another two feet. How many jumps will it take him to reach the top?
After a question in a quiz on FunTrivia.com. http://www.funtrivia.com/?ref=Taltarzac |
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Ten
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eight.
edited..I never said 8, it's 10. I lied, I did say 8. |
Yummm ... frog legs
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Ten
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Good answers so far. Have seen this question elsewhere on the Internet. Sometimes using 50, 30, 20 and other depths for the well. :BigApplause:
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As least, that's my way of figuring it out. That was fun, Tal. Thanks for posting. |
My frog stopped for a beer a couple of times because it was exhausting work jumping up from way down there. That is why I chose 14 jumps because by the time he/she got to the top he/she was pretty sloppy drunk
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I'm changing my answer again. It takes 9 jumps to get to 9 feet. Assuming the 10th jump reaches the last section of the wall at 12' but does not clear, it takes one more jump, which is 11.
11 is not a choice, so this is a trick question. |
I choose C. My fifth grade teacher told me to always choose C when I did not know the answer.
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Ok already. what's the answer?
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I got it wrong on the FunTrivia.com quiz that had this problem as one of its 10 questions. http://www.funtrivia.com/#Taltarzac I picked 12 but did not get the point of the riddle. |
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Are we going to get the correct answer? If here is one?
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