Fish puzzle
There are two sons and two fathers on the boat. Although they caught three fish, each got one. How is it possible?
Final Answer:
You need to know the following knowledge to solve this word math problem:
basic operations and conceptsGrade of the word problem
Related math problems and questions:
- Fishing boat
The fishing boat caught 14 fish in one day. How many fish will catch four fishing boats in 8 days? - Family luggage weight
The family is going on vacation. Everyone has their luggage. Together the luggage weighs 21kg. The mother's luggage weighs two times more than the father's and the son's 4 kilograms less than the mother's. How much does luggage weigh? - The ages
The ages of the four sons make an arithmetic sequence, the sum of which is the father's age today. In three years, the father's age will be the sum of the ages of the three eldest sons, and in the next two and three months, the father's age will be the su - Father and son
A father's age is five years more than four times his son's age. In 5 years, he will be three times his son's age. How old is the son now? - Cheetah speed
The cheetah began to chase the antelope, and there was a distance of 120 m between them. Although the antelope ran at 72 km/h, the cheetah caught up with it in 12 seconds. How fast was the cheetah running? - Twins 2
The average age of a man and his two twin sons is 30 years. The ratio of the ages of father and one son is 5 : 2, what is the father's age? - Fisherman
Fishermen caught 32 fish, which is four times more than last year. How many fish did he catch the previous year?
