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Reasoning
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Ms. Waters and her twins, Danny and Anny, want to
cross from the east side of the river to the west
side in a canoe. But the canoe can hold no more
than 200 pounds. Ms. Waters weighs 160 pounds, and
Danny and Anny weigh 100 pounds each. How can all three of them reach the other side
of the river in the canoe?
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First the twins paddle to the west side of the river.
Anny stays on the west side, and Danny comes back.
Mrs. Waters rows alone to the west side, leaving
Danny on the east side. Finally, Anny comes back
for Danny. Together, they paddle to the west side of the
river. (You can reverse Anny and Danny-it doesn't
matter which one goes first.) |
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