By the time rope one burns it will be 30 mins.
Burning rope problem.
First rope second 30 mins second rope 15 mins 45 mins.
He actually wants to measure 45 mins.
For an average sized person jumping rope might even burn more than 10 calories a minute.
At this point burn the rope 2 at the remaining end and it will burn off completely in 15 mins.
But either rope has different densities at different points so there s no guarantee of consistency in the time it takes different sections within the rope to burn.
Jumping rope can be a part of a diet and.
We have two ropes and a lighter with us.
If we ignite a rope at one end then it takes exactly one hour to completely burn.
Last week abbas raza of 3 quarks daily posed a list of logic problems to the site s readers.
But jumping rope alone won t be enough to help you lose weight.
This will burn the remaining rope in 15 minutes totaling the burning time to 45 minutes.
So the total time can be calculated like below.
However the ropes do not burn at constant rates there are spots.
Also the rope does not burn uniformly means one half of the rope may burn in let s say 10 mins while other half may take remaining 50 mins to burn.
Posted by jason kottke nov 22 2006.
There are two ropes each rope takes 1 hour to burn.
Interview questions by jobs.
First lit rope 1 in both ends and one end of rope 2.
You have two ropes coated in an oil to help them burn.
Lit the other end of rope 2.
Let s first see the problem statement.
I d seen some of these problems before and i didn t have the time to work through the unfamiliar ones but my favorite was the very first question.
Each rope burns in 60 minutes.
A man has two ropes of varying thickness those two ropes are not identical they aren t the same density nor the same length nor the same width.
Rope burning logic problem.
After 30 minutes rope 1 is completely burnt and rope 2 still has 30 minutes worth of burning time in it.
Each rope will take exactly 1 hour to burn all the way through.
How can he measure 45 mins using only these two ropes.