I thought this is dead wrong, but then I realized I assume the camel doesn't need to eat when it is returning to pick up more bananas.😌

actually the real Logic question in this video is, if you think google will never construct a question like this, you PASS, But if you really think Google make a such an easy question like this. you FAILED.

You complicated the explanation unnecessarily. Lets say Carl walks a distance of ‘x’ km until Alex drops Bob to the most optimum point and returns to pick him up after this point, Carl covers the remaining distance i.e. (300-x) km on the bike. Thus the total journey time for Carl is (x/15)+((300-x)/60) hours. Similarly, lets say Alex drops Bob to the most optimum point which is at a distance of ‘y’ km from their uncle’s house. Now, Bob has to covered the distance of (300-y) riding with Alex and ‘y’ walking. Thus the total journey time for Bob is ((300-y)/60)+(y/15) Since total time taken by all 3 is the same, looking at the above one can calculate that x=y. Also, the distance between the point where Alex drops Bob and picks up Carl will be (300-x-y). Or (300-2x), since x=y. Now, Alex has covered all the distance throughout the journey on bike at speed of 60 km/h. The distance travelled by him is (x + y + 3(300-x-y)) or (x + x + 3(300-x-x)), since x=y. This simplifies to (900 - 4x) km. Thus time taken by him is ((900 - 4x)/60) hours. Since we have simplified this time taken by Alex for the whole journey in terms of x, we can equate this by the time taken by Carl for the whole journey as all 3 have started for and reached to their destination simultaneously. Thus, ((900-4x)/60) = (x/15)+((300-x)/60) which simplified as x = 600/7 km Substitute this value in time taken by Carl i.e. (x/15)+((300-x)/60) and you get the total, minimum time they would need to reach their destination as 9.28 hours.

Guess who gave the following solution: To solve this problem, let's break down the journey and the possible combinations of traveling on the motorcycle and walking. The total distance to be traveled is 300 km, and the motorcycle travels at 60 km/h. **Step-by-step solution:** 1. **Calculate the time for all three people to travel solely on foot:** Each person walks at 15 km/h. \[ \text{Time} = \frac{\text{Distance}}{\text{Speed}} = \frac{300 \text{ km}}{15 \text{ km/h}} = 20 \text{ hours} \] 2. **Consider the motorcycle options:** - The motorcycle can carry up to 2 people at a time (including the rider). 3. **Calculate the time for combinations of using the motorcycle:** - **Option 1: Motorcycle takes 2 people, then returns with 1 person.** - Time for the motorcycle to travel one way: \[ \text{Time} = \frac{\text{Distance}}{\text{Speed}} = \frac{300 \text{ km}}{60 \text{ km/h}} = 5 \text{ hours} \] - Total time for one round trip (taking 2 people and returning): \[ 5 \text{ hours} + 5 \text{ hours} = 10 \text{ hours} \] - With 3 people, they need to make 3 trips (2 people each time and one returns alone): \[ 3 \times 10 \text{ hours} = 30 \text{ hours} \] - **Option 2: Motorcycle takes 1 person, drops off, returns with 2 people, then drops off one more.** - Time for the motorcycle to travel one way: \[ 5 \text{ hours} \] - Total time for this combination (1 trip with 1 person, 1 trip with 2 people): \[ 5 \text{ hours} + 5 \text{ hours} = 10 \text{ hours} \] - Number of trips required: \[ 2 \times 10 \text{ hours} = 20 \text{ hours} \] 4. **Compare the times:** - All three people traveling on foot: \( 20 \text{ hours} \) - Using the motorcycle (Option 2): \( 20 \text{ hours} \) **Conclusion:** The shortest amount of time all three people can reach their destination is \( \boxed{20 \text{ hours}} \), achieved by having two people travel on the motorcycle while the third person walks. This matches the time it would take for all three people to walk the entire distance.

If the ant goes 1inch down and then 30 inches across to get to the wall where the honey drop is, it travels only 31 inches. Patience and gravity will do the rest

Great Explanation!

Thanks 😅🎉❤

I got the answer right, but it took me a couple minutes.

WTF LOL 😂😂😂😂😂

Your Every thank you is for only Indians, why

Locate the cuts offset from the centre and cut the wood based on that and rearrange. Like shifting coordinates in a cartesean plane

I thought you test two, then if they’re safe test one of the other two, but if they’re dangerous test one of the tested ones

Can anyone try solving this puzzle with coding ? I tried to code but I'm unable to think of the proper algorithm

A 1:55---272.5° B 9:20---160°

Why an obnoxious musical noise is added in the video.. A man cannot think when a noise is making..

I am thinking about owner .... He did't eat any thing during all transportation....!!!!

Hey presh talwalkat also did this one on his channel, many of his and your videos are similar

Coding puzzle: Reverse a string kzbin.infoHX0XdvSghPw?feature=share

Great work

Its very easy... Let Jars is named as A B C D We assumed as Jar A is 10 liter.. Jar B is 5 liter.... Jar C is 2 liter.... Jar D is 1 liter.... According to the question, If customer wants 1 liter of milk. We use jar D=1 liter... If customer wants 2 liter of milk we use jar C=2 liter... If customer wants 3 liter of milk we use Jar C+D= 2+1= 3 liter.... If customer wants 4 liter of milk we use Jar C+C= 2+2=4 liter.... If customer wants 5 liter of milk we use Jar B= 5 liter..... If customer wants 6 liter of milk we use Jar B+D=5+1=6 liter.... And so on........! I if u understand......!

this is F'd up question for a second hand company!

Keep up the fantastic work!

This is way too easy to be an actual interview question.

I missed a Question in CSAT 2024 SAME concept of question 4:25 But after this short video I answered in just 8 sec. 17.5 Where u were sir😢

If they just drive 30 cm with the bike they can constantly switch out one person on the bike and go constant speed of 60km/h. Switching apparently costs no time and the bike goes always at a constant speed.

Now i know... What happen to yahoo

Q5 the answer is Rs1000. The simplest way to look at it is from the perspective of the fraudulent customer. They gained Rs1000 worth of goods and cash, which all came from the shopkeeper's loss.

Question. I was considering a very similar solution but cutting the full width and full height and then reassembling the three pieces to form the rectangle with a hole in the center, BUT I realized that I had a hand saw but no measuring, marking, or straightedge devices to measure and mark perfectly straight lines. Much less trying to cut a perfectly straight line with a hand saw. But fortunately, the calibrated laser beams in my eyeglasses would be able to do the calibration and light-beam straight cuts required. Again BUT, I still wouldn't have any glue to fasten them together and the lasers can't help with that on wood. SORRY, we need more than just a handsaw. But still a fun challenge. Thank You.

#2 If the glass has a concave bottom, like most do, that will throw off the guess.

Why would a demon be confident enough to eat the man and not risk being eaten itself, based on whether the remaining number of demons is odd or even? "OH! If the others comprise an ODD number, they will eat me but if it is an even number, they won't!"

The Demons put the house on the market for sale and eat the prospective buyers, leaving the original human alone.

Bonus - There is no answer because you did not say what the multiplier is, or if the number are multiplied together. Good FUN Game,! Thank you!

#7 Glad you clarified that. Deflating the "tyres" would remove ALL of the air and would cause serious economic cost as it would most likely destroy all of the "tyres".

#4 You did NOT say that there are ONLY white and black socks in the drawer. That number could go up significantly if there are more colors (colours for Euros). And if the first sock was green and he had lost the other green sock but was keeping that one in hope of finding the lost one, the answer is that he is out of luck.

Mind blowing

Thank you so much sir for this trick

#5 Did you consider that the extra 10 meters might exhaust Alice!?!? NO, I bet you did NOT think about THAT!!! She might be a short distant sprinter.

I think #8 depends whether it's mirrored over horizontal, vertical, or some angle and if there are numerals written or just tick marks as the solution shows. The problem is underspecified.

We can use one coin and at a distance we can see when the coins diameter is equal to height. Then accordingly by the distance we can measure the height by proportion.

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87.5 degree 160 degree

If multiverse exists then Oracle would surely win, but if not then mind reader would win

11/2*m-30h

A simple way is that Feed 2 bottles first If the rat survives Test the 3rd bottle If it survives the 4th bottle is poisoned If the rat dies from the first 2 bottles Test one of the two used bottles If the rat survives The other bottle is poisoned If the rat dies That bottle is poisoned :)

Wrong. P5 would have to offer P1 TWO coins, because otherwise he would be indifferent, because he'd be getting one from P3 anyway. And P5 really, REALLY doesn't want P1 to randomly vote NAY.

It took 2 days for me to get the correct answer and yeah I got to the same conclusion but by a different approach Via prime factors of a number

You're wrong, the question asked is, which tank "will" fill up first, the question you are answering is which tank "would" fill up first. Those are not the same questions. You are answering the abstract "which one would" but they asked you the concrete "which one will" Go back to where you saw this originally posted years ago, and look at the picture, has it changed in any way, of course it hasn't. The answer is, It "will not" fill.

A=87.5° B=160°

6:00 In the time that it takes Alice to run 110m, Bob is only able to run 99m. So Alice wins with Bob 1m behind. 110m*0.9 (Bob runs 90% as fast as Alice) = 99m for Bob, in the time it takes Alice to run 110m.

when you got all cprrect because you have seen a variation of all questions many times before 🤣