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🧩 Today’s Puzzle: The Camel and Bananas

You have 3,000 bananas and a camel that can carry 1,000 bananas at a time. You need to transport the bananas to a market 1,000 miles away. The camel eats 1 banana per mile traveled (whether going forward or returning). What’s the maximum number of bananas you can get to the market?

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💡 Hint

You need to establish depots along the way. Each mile the camel travels costs 1 banana. When you have more than 2,000 bananas, it takes 5 trips per mile. Between 1,000 and 2,000, it takes 3 trips. Under 1,000, just 1 trip.

📅 Yesterday’s Puzzle (21 June 20) — Answer

Puzzle: The Rope Bridge — 4 people, 1 flashlight, times: 1, 2, 5, 10 minutes.

✅ Answer: 17 minutes. A(1min)+B(2min) cross (2min). A returns (1min). C(5min)+D(10min) cross (10min). B returns (2min). A+B cross (2min). = 17 minutes.

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