Beet pulling
Grandpa was pulling beets. The balance of forces of the participants was as follows:
Grandfather : grandmother : granddaughter : dog : cat : mouse = 8:5:3:2.5:2:0.2.
How many grandfathers would it take to pull out the beets?
How many mice would be needed?
Grandfather : grandmother : granddaughter : dog : cat : mouse = 8:5:3:2.5:2:0.2.
How many grandfathers would it take to pull out the beets?
How many mice would be needed?
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