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Melloyd Posted 17 years ago
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This riddle is very simple, but let's see how simple it is. Granted that you've been given a tough task of having to ferry three things;a hungry lion, a hungry goat and afreshly up-rooted tuber of cassava to safety.You are to transport them individually to the other side of the river. How would you do that successfully, considering the fact that if you try to transport the lion first, the goat and the cassava are left behind and you can just imagine what the hungry goat would do to the cassava. Also if you try to convey the tuber of cassava to the other first, the lion will pounce on the poor goat. So tell me, just how do you get the three goods to the other side of the river peacefully?
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Hello Melloyd , At first we should ferry the goat to the other side leaving the lion and the cassava behind. Then we should take the lion and the cassava to the other side one by one.
- Hello Melloyd , At first we should ferry the goat to the other side leaving the lion and the cassava behind.
- Then we should take the lion and the cassava to the other side one by one.
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Hello Melloyd ,
At first we should ferry the goat to the other side leaving the lion and the cassava behind. Then we
should take the lion and the cassava to the other side one by one.
At first we should ferry the goat to the other side leaving the lion and the cassava behind. Then we
should take the lion and the cassava to the other side one by one.
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