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3 years ago

Solve if you are a genius.

1 answer:

3 0

Ok, we don't know if anyone is in there, maybe they all went grocery shopping
in that scenario, you are the only one (I hope) and therefor answer is 2 legs

if everybody is in ther (including yourself)

king=1
queens=5
how many rooms total?
5 times 5=25 rooms
5 big cats per room
5 times 25=125 big cats
each big cat has 5 little cats
125 times 5=625 little cats

1 king
5 queens
125 big cats
625 little cats

people has 2 legs
casts have 4
1*2+5*2+125*4+625*4=3012 legs
plus yourself (2 legs)
3014 legs

2 answers
1. you are alone in pallace, quesiton never mentioned that the king and co were in the pallace, only yourself, therfor answer is 2 legs (yours)
2. everybody is in there including yourself, and answer is 3014 legs

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