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An arab has 17 camels and three sons. He has to distribute the camels such, that:
a son gets 1/2 of the camels
another one 1/6
and a third one 1/9 of the camels.

Note that he cannot cut a camel into several parts. How does he do it?


He lends 1 camel from his neighbour added the total amount of camel to 18.
1/2nd > 9 camels for the older son.
1/6th > 3 camels for the 2nd son.
1/9th > 2 camels for the youngest son.

The then return the camels back to the neighbour.
14 camels have been given away.

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So whatever happened to the 3 camels?

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So whatever happened to the 3 camels?

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14 camels have been given away.


So whatever happened to the 3 camels?


1/2+1/6+1/9 = 7/9
There's always something left because it isn't 1.
Chance are high he used to wrong number.
1/2+1/3+1/6 = 1


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i heard this one on scrubs....lol dint get to c the answer

what 2 coins make 30 cents. with no nickels


im stumped ><


Lol, no wonder you can't get it, you've paraphrased the riddle. One of them is allowed to be a nickel. So its:

What two coins make 30 cents, where one is not a nickel?

(http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070404161147AAqbaIT)

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takolin wrote:
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14 camels have been given away.


So whatever happened to the 3 camels?


1/2+1/6+1/9 = 7/9
There's always something left because it isn't 1.
Chance are high he used to wrong number.
1/2+1/3+1/6 = 1


yupp, sorry got the numbers wrong :oops:

Takolin is right.

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What is the average velocity of an unladen European swallow?


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What is the average velocity of an unladen European swallow?



i love that movie

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What is the average velocity of an unladen European swallow?



i love that movie

LOL agreed :D

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Here we go: *riddle composed by me*

A premium ticket costs 20$.
Event 1:JM, makes it 10% more expensive, because they want more money.
Event 2:After a while, the new premium does not sell anymore. They reduce the price by 10%.

An average player has has 19,9$. Can he buy the premium ticket after the second event? Prove wether or not this is possible. If he can, how much money will he have left?

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Yes, he'll have 10 cents left. 20 X 10% = $2. New price is $22. $22 x 10% = $2.20. $22 - $2.20 = $19.80. $19.90 - $19.80 = 10 cents

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Yes, he'll have 10 cents left. 20 X 10% = $2. New price is $22. $22 x 10% = $2.20. $22 - $2.20 = $19.80. $19.90 - $19.80 = 10 cents


You got it :)

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So yah I came across this riddle let me know if you can figure it out....

This will Mess With Your Head.

3 MEN GO INTO A MOTEL. THE MAN BEHIND THE DESK SAID THE ROOM IS $30, SO
EACH MAN PAID $10 AND WENT TO THE ROOM.

A WHILE LATER THE MAN BEHIND THE DESK REALIZED THE ROOM WAS ONLY $25, SO
HE SENT THE BELLBOY TO THE 3 GUYS' ROOM WITH $5.

ON THE WAY, THE BELLBOY COULDN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO SPLIT $5 EVENLY
BETWEEN 3 MEN, SO HE GAVE EACH MAN A $1 AND KEPT THE OTHER $2 FOR
HIMSELF.

THIS MEANT THAT THE 3 MEN EACH PAID $9 FOR THE ROOM, WHICH IS A TOTAL OF
$27, ADD THE $2 THAT THE BELLBOY KEPT = $29.

WHERE IS THE OTHER DOLLAR?

SEND THIS TO 5 PEOPLE AND THE ANSWER WILL APPEAR ON YOUR SCREEN.

3 guys-$30
Room cost- $25
Refund-$3
Busboy kept $2

$30<----------Paid
-$03<----------Refund
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$27
-$02<----------Busboy kept
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$25
You did your math wrong :)

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So yah I came across this riddle let me know if you can figure it out....

This will Mess With Your Head.

3 MEN GO INTO A MOTEL. THE MAN BEHIND THE DESK SAID THE ROOM IS $30, SO
EACH MAN PAID $10 AND WENT TO THE ROOM.

A WHILE LATER THE MAN BEHIND THE DESK REALIZED THE ROOM WAS ONLY $25, SO
HE SENT THE BELLBOY TO THE 3 GUYS' ROOM WITH $5.

ON THE WAY, THE BELLBOY COULDN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO SPLIT $5 EVENLY
BETWEEN 3 MEN, SO HE GAVE EACH MAN A $1 AND KEPT THE OTHER $2 FOR
HIMSELF.

THIS MEANT THAT THE 3 MEN EACH PAID $9 FOR THE ROOM, WHICH IS A TOTAL OF
$27, ADD THE $2 THAT THE BELLBOY KEPT = $29.

WHERE IS THE OTHER DOLLAR?

SEND THIS TO 5 PEOPLE AND THE ANSWER WILL APPEAR ON YOUR SCREEN.

3 guys-$30
Room cost- $25
Refund-$3
Busboy kept $2

$30<----------Paid
-$03<----------Refund
-----
$27
-$02<----------Busboy kept
------
$25
You did your math wrong :)


Lol, You did your math wrong :)

Lets say all the money combined that they 3 guys have is "X"

So...
X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25+3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip

As you can see the money didn't go anywhere :) Best way to think of this is to act like the guys as just one person :) Hope this helps

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You also did your math wrong ><

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X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25+3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip


X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25-3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip

Rephrase, they all pay 10 bucks first, they get 1 dollar back each. So they payed 9 dollars each. 3x 9 dollars = 27 dollars. Add the 2 dollars from the busboy. 27 + 2 = 29 dollars. Who ends up with the 1 dollar?

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You also did your math wrong ><

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X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25+3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip


X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25-3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip

Rephrase, they all pay 10 bucks first, they get 1 dollar back each. So they payed 9 dollars each. 3x 9 dollars = 27 dollars. Add the 2 dollars from the busboy. 27 + 2 = 29 dollars. Who ends up with the 1 dollar?


How did I do my math wrong?

Ok, so 10 bucks each. only 25$ so bellboy took 2 and gave them 3. 2+3+25=30. All 30 bucks is accounted for...

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screw math, I've got a better question:

Where do you learn to make Icecreams??

I know ya'll know it, but who is the fastest?

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You also did your math wrong ><

Quote:
X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25+3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip


X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25-3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip

Rephrase, they all pay 10 bucks first, they get 1 dollar back each. So they payed 9 dollars each. 3x 9 dollars = 27 dollars. Add the 2 dollars from the busboy. 27 + 2 = 29 dollars. Who ends up with the 1 dollar?


How did I do my math wrong?

Ok, so 10 bucks each. only 25$ so bellboy took 2 and gave them 3. 2+3+25=30. All 30 bucks is accounted for...


Check out the red minus between 25 and 3 :P

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TwelveEleven wrote:
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You also did your math wrong ><

Quote:
X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25+3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip


X-30= X-30 For the cost of the room
X-30+5=X-25 For the refund
X-25-3=X-28 For the money given back
X-28-2= X-30 For the tip

Rephrase, they all pay 10 bucks first, they get 1 dollar back each. So they payed 9 dollars each. 3x 9 dollars = 27 dollars. Add the 2 dollars from the busboy. 27 + 2 = 29 dollars. Who ends up with the 1 dollar?


huh?

How did I do my math wrong?

Ok, so 10 bucks each. only 25$ so bellboy took 2 and gave them 3. 2+3+25=30. All 30 bucks is accounted for...


Check out the red minus between 25 and 3 :P

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What is the average velocity of an unladen European swallow?



i love that movie

LOL agreed :D


The answer was 11 meters per second, or 24 miles an hour.

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Which comes first, the chicken or the egg?


Neither. Death2All was there first to create them both.

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Which comes first, the chicken or the egg?


Neither. Death2All was there first to create them both.




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The chicken or the egg is a reference to the causality dilemma which arises from the expression "which came first, the chicken or the egg?" Since the chicken emerges from an egg, and the egg is laid by a chicken, it is ambiguous which originally gave rise to the other. To ancient philosophers, the question about the first chicken or egg also evoked the questions of how life and the universe began.[1] Cultural references to the chicken and egg intend to point out the futility of identifying the first case of circular cause and consequence.
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    * 1 History of the problem
    * 2 Responses to the dilemma
          o 2.1 Definitions
          o 2.2 Theology
          o 2.3 Evolution
          o 2.4 Syntax
          o 2.5 Cyclical Response
    * 3 Circular cause and consequence
    * 4 In popular culture
    * 5 See also
    * 6 Notes

[edit] History of the problem

Very early references to the dilemma are found in the writings of ancient Greek philosophers.

Aristotle (384-322 BC) was puzzled by the idea that there could be a first bird or egg and concluded that both the bird and egg must have always existed:

    "If there has been a first man he must have been born without father or mother -- which is repugnant to nature. For there could not have been a first egg to give a beginning to birds, or there should have been a first bird which gave a beginning to eggs; for a bird comes from an egg." The same he held good for all species, believing, with Plato, that everything before it appeared on earth had first its being in spirit."[2]

Plutarch (46-126 AD) referred to a hen rather than simply a bird. His is Moralia in the books titled "Table Talk" discussed a series of arguments based on questions posed in a symposium. Under the section entitled, "Whether the hen or the egg came first," the discussion is introduced in such a way suggesting that the origin of the dilemma was even older:

    "...the problem about the egg and the hen, which of them came first, was dragged into our talk, a difficult problem which gives investigators much trouble. And Sulla my comrade said that with a small problem, as with a tool, we were rocking loose a great and heavy one, that of the creation of the world..."[3]

A modern analysis covering all of the major variants was authored by Christopher Langan, published in 2001 at the Mega Foundation website,[4] and subsequently included in his book of essays, The Art of Knowing.[5] It appeared again in The Improper Hamptonian,[6], was included in abbreviated form in a 2001 Long Island Newsday Q&A column featuring Langan[7] and was compactly summarized in Langan's 2001 Popular Science interview.[8]

[edit] Responses to the dilemma
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[edit] Definitions

In this case, the egg is assumed to be a chicken's egg. This is an obvious assumption since the question itself implies a link between the two.

If one assumes the egg to be a chicken egg then one must define what a chicken egg is:

    * If: A chicken egg will hatch a chicken

Then a bypass is allowed: An animal that was not a chicken laid the chicken egg which contained the first chicken. In this case the egg came first.

    * If: A chicken egg is the egg that a chicken lays

Then a bypass is allowed: A chicken (that hatched from a non-chicken egg) laid an egg (a chicken egg).

    * If: A chicken egg will hatch a chicken and was laid by a chicken

Then there may be an error of definition. If the definition of "chicken" used does not refer to "chicken eggs," then the chicken must come first, because without chickens there cannot be any chicken eggs.

    * If: The question didn't specify that the egg had to be a chicken egg

Then we could easily say that the egg came first, because fish had been laying eggs long before chickens were around.

    * If: The chicken came first because it had to hatch the egg

Then the riddle would make more sense, but would still be debated.

[edit] Theology

The Judeo-Christian story of creation literally says God created birds, not eggs.[9] However, a theistic evolution standpoint says that chicken eggs are how God created chickens.[10] Creation of birds (and other life forms) by God through superhuman beings is stated in Purāṇas[11] and Dharmaśāstras.[12]

[edit] Evolution

As species change over time, in the process of evolution, the first modern chicken was the offspring of the last direct ancestor of domestic chickens to not share that classification (likely the Red Junglefowl). Therefore, a non-chicken did, in fact, lay the first egg.[13]

However, the problem may not even be relevant from this perspective, as evolution is a slow and gradual process. The birds and their eggs evolved from an ancestor species into the species we have today over millennia, a time frame that vastly obscures the reproductive cycle between chicken and egg. At no point was a "chicken egg" created from a distinct "non-chicken" species.

This lack of distinction characterizes the blurry boundaries scientists erect between species and sub-species, whose differences are only apparent when referencing mutually isolated points along the time line (or between concurrently diverging species of a common ancestor) that show significantly dissimilar genetic information. Tiny genetic perturbations are being made each generation, and it should be clarified that these differences are between the generations themselves; the egg and the chicken it becomes are identical. Therefore, one may say for semantical purposes that the egg possesses the new genetic information before the chicken, simply because the egg precedes the chicken. But again, what makes this egg the first "chicken-to-be", and not its parents?

What was referred to as a chicken two thousand years ago is not exactly what a chicken is today, and the human classification of a species must evolve with the species until it becomes necessary to begin a new classification. If a specific generation possesses the genetic signature of what humans would technically classify as a chicken for the first time, then the egg has come first. However, this would be a vain effort, as the requirements would be arbitrary, and would be no different than declaring the next generation of domestic chicken the beginnings of a new species.

The nature of species classification is inherently macroscopic in time and is not compatible with the distinction between an organism and its offspring. The question of which came first, the chicken or the egg, is ill defined, with no logical answer.

One could leapfrog from chicken all the way back to the beginnings of life in search of an origin, but eventually what constitutes an egg becomes unclear, as life originally reproduced through metabolic division. Whatever the case, the classical question becomes complicated, and serves to show that such a narrow, black-and-white attitude is not useful in philosophical analysis of life.

Essentially, all organisms began evolution as microscopic egg-shaped creatures whose descendants evolved into multitudes of complex species. Therefore the short answer is the egg came before everybody, generating eggs and sperm who combined and evolved with each generation into a more complex creature.

[edit] Syntax

One can consider the question inside the framework of experience, making the question concrete instead of abstract: "The chicken or the egg - which came first?" "The chicken" came first - in the sentence of the question. If the question is phrased differently, the answer is different.

[edit] Cyclical Response

One can also argue that neither came first, since the chicken is the egg and the egg is the chicken. Paradoxically this argument also proves that indeed both came first.

[edit] Circular cause and consequence

    Main article: Circular cause and consequence

There are many real world examples of cyclical cause-and-effect, in which the chicken-or-egg question helps identify the analytical problem:

    * Fear of economic downturn cause people to spend less, which reduces demand, causing economic downturn
    * Fear of violence/war can make people more defensive/violent, the resulting tension/violence will cause more fear.
    * More jobs cause more consumption, which requires more production, and thus more jobs.


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Gina and Michael are found lying on the floor, dead, in a puddle of water and broken glass. What happened?

EDIT:omg stufit no1s bothin to answer...going 2 bed zzzzzz

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Gina and Michael are found lying on the floor, dead, in a puddle of water and broken glass. What happened?


That's an easy one. Gina and Micheal were both contestants in that Wii promotion "hold your wee for a wii" and they both died of water intoxication. As Gina was falling over dead, she dropped the glass she was drinking water from and it broke on the floor, hence the glass and water. Actually, so did Micheal so there's twice as much water and broken glass on the floor. But Micheal's glass was empty so really there's only twice as much glass but half the water. Wait, no, I got it wrong. Everything was right up until Micheal. So Gina is in the Wii promotion and drops over dead, as I mentioned, but Micheal was never in the promotion. He was the program manager for the radio station. He walked into the room and slipped on the water and cracked his skull. That way, there's the same amount of water and glass on the floor and we can avoid all that confusion. There. Like I said, that's an easy one.


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Gina and Michael are found lying on the floor, dead, in a puddle of water and broken glass. What happened?

EDIT:omg stufit no1s bothin to answer...going 2 bed zzzzzz


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