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Tuesday, October 17, 2006
grats to these pple who answered correctly ^^
NONE? lol heres the ans:
the dog can run half the length of the forest into it. as after that it will be running out of the forest. ^^ hers another question~~~
There are three light bulbs on the second floor of a building and there are three switches on the ground floor which are used to turn on the light bulbs (one switch turns on one bulb).
A man is on the ground floor and he knows that the three light bulbs on the second floor are all turned off. How can he just goes up to the second floor ONCE to determine which switches control which light bulbs ??
Alone at Home Thinking ... [10/17/2006 02:35:00 PM]
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