Question

Suppose you have some wolves and some dogs. Dogs are named and wolves are not. If you call a dog it will run to you. A wolf would not. So, if you take care of a dog, then (in our pretend situation) you can let it run free. A wolf has to be caged all the time. Any pair of animals can fight, so you need to separate them. On a plane with one line you can place two dogs (one dog in each of the regions): they will not fight as they will be separated by a line, and they will run free. How many dogs and how many wolves can you place on a plane with three lines in general position?

Answer 1

Answer:

4dogs and no wolves

Step-by-step explanation:

when a dog is taken care of (Trained) it could be let to run free in a definite region.

On a plane with one line we can place two dogs (one dog in each of the regions) and they will not fight as they will be separated by a line, and they will run free.

If we place three lines in general, then we would have four regions where 4 dogs can run free as they are separated by a line so as not to fight.

But for Wolves from the question it is deduced that:  A wolf has to be caged all the time and no matter how well you train a wolve, it wont yield to instructions.

With these two, wolves wont be allowed on the plane at all.