Post by aminefit101 on May 18, 2019 20:17:31 GMT
Hello,
I am a student in discrete mathematics and I have trouble solving this problem.
Any help track is welcome!
Here is the problem:
A boat sinks in the ocean and the 5 survivors each jump in a different lifeboat.They meet on the deserted island in the distance.The next morning, the first shipwrecker on the beach finds a huge pile of 'oranges.Il decides to separate them into 5 equal parts.Apres the distribution, it remains one, that He throws to the sea. He leaves to discover the island with his packet of oranges.
Shortly after the second shipwreck finds the pile of remaining oranges.Seing the first to arrive, he decides to separate it into 5 equal parts.After the distribution, there remains one that he throws into the sea, then he s The 3.4 and 5 th shipwrecks do just like the others each in their turn.
What is the minimum number of oranges that was on the beach?
I am a student in discrete mathematics and I have trouble solving this problem.
Any help track is welcome!
Here is the problem:
A boat sinks in the ocean and the 5 survivors each jump in a different lifeboat.They meet on the deserted island in the distance.The next morning, the first shipwrecker on the beach finds a huge pile of 'oranges.Il decides to separate them into 5 equal parts.Apres the distribution, it remains one, that He throws to the sea. He leaves to discover the island with his packet of oranges.
Shortly after the second shipwreck finds the pile of remaining oranges.Seing the first to arrive, he decides to separate it into 5 equal parts.After the distribution, there remains one that he throws into the sea, then he s The 3.4 and 5 th shipwrecks do just like the others each in their turn.
What is the minimum number of oranges that was on the beach?