FUN QUESTION: 10 cookies are kept in a jar. You have to distribute it to 10 children such that each gets a cookie. How will you distribute it if after each child gets a cookie, there is still one cookie left in the jar ?
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Wait there are 10 cookies, and each kid gets a cookie, but there is still one cookie left?
Do you distribute the jar or the cookies or both?
Well its basically not a mathematical ques, lets call it an IQ ques.
Well there is only 1 jar! And we distribute the cookies.
My brain hurts. I'm going back to do some Markov Inequality proofs lol
hmm..
I would cut the leftover cookie into 10 pieces and give one piece to each child. Then I would keep the magic jar.
Does one child put back a cookie?
How about... You give out 10 cookies to all children... Then you take a cookie from the shelve and you place it into the jar :O Or maybe you're on of the children and you keep your cookie in the jar?
:D lame logic! -_-
Why make things over complicated? :3 There could be infinite reasons for why there's one cookie left in the jar :D
hmm, my expression at the moment is exactly like your display pic! :3
Pure shock? Is it because I'm so awesome? :D Just kidding :P
Come-on woman, think harder! :P
Okay. How about: You give the first nine children a cookie. Then you give the tenth child a jar with the cookie inside the jar?
exactly! :D
congratulations
YAY! I had two other possible choice left tho :D
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