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There was a man who called 100 people to build a house. Among them are children, adults and women. Two children move one brick at a time, adults move four bricks at a time, and a woman moves two bricks at a time. There are 100 bricks and 100 people. How can 100 people move 100 bricks at a time? It can be used by villains, women, and adults alike. Mathematical formulas must be drawn up.
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This question has puzzled me for years, and I still don't know the answer. However, what I figured out is that I can't come up with a formula. I asked all kinds of people, but not a single one knew.
Children (10-4-2)/(1/2) x 10 = 80 (people)\ Adults {10-2-(10-4-2)}/4 x 10 = 10 (people)\ Women {10-4-(10-4-2)}/2 x 10 = 10 (people)\ 80 x 1/2 + 10 x 4 + 10 x 2 = 100 (pieces)
Your answer is not a formula. I have a few answers like yours, but they are all derived from templates.
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