Actually it's a simple assignment:
On one side of the river there are FOUR guys. Two of them weigh a 100 kilograms and the other two weigh 50 kilograms. There is a barge at their side of the river that can carry an amount of 100 kgs. How many times does the barge have to cross the river for all of them to get to the other side?
Note: 1. no ropes
2. the barge has to be riden by at least one guy in each direction (no "can one of them push it back to the other side?" kind of catches)
3. each pass counts as one (so if the barge travels from one side to the other and back count it as 2)
4. no other people are involved, just the four of them (the barge is empty)
Good luck, it's not so hard, I figured it out in two minutes or something.
On one side of the river there are FOUR guys. Two of them weigh a 100 kilograms and the other two weigh 50 kilograms. There is a barge at their side of the river that can carry an amount of 100 kgs. How many times does the barge have to cross the river for all of them to get to the other side?
Note: 1. no ropes
2. the barge has to be riden by at least one guy in each direction (no "can one of them push it back to the other side?" kind of catches)
3. each pass counts as one (so if the barge travels from one side to the other and back count it as 2)
4. no other people are involved, just the four of them (the barge is empty)
Good luck, it's not so hard, I figured it out in two minutes or something.