there is one flower in the basket on the frist day and it
doubles on each day if it get full on 30th day then on what
day it will be half?
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Answer / rohit singh
on the 29 day the flowers in the basket was half and on the
very next day it will double.
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Answer / lavanya
each day it will be doubling,so on on 29 th day ,if it get doubles it will full on 30th day.so ans is 29 th day
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Answer / kishore
On 29th day the backet contains half full of flowers as the 3oth day the basket is full.so ans:=29th day
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 13 Yes | 0 No |
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