I have a more elegant solution to the tasmanian camel problem. It was indicated that the camels would climb over each other "only if there is a camel sized space on the other side." It was not specified, however, that the "other side" was to occur after only one camel length.
Anonymous
1 January 2010
An alternate solution to the camel problem is that a camel should be able to climb over multiple camels before coming to the empty slot.
Anonymous
15 January 2015
As a Tasmanian, I want to point out that camels don't live in Tasmania.
Anonymous
3 August 2016
There are mistakes in your puzzles and solutions. I found errors in 3 out of 10 puzzles I tried, including the example of the Tasmanian camels.
Anonymous
28 August 2018
There is no such thing as a Tasmanian camel....
Anonymous
2 June 2020
The camel puzzle in the 'very easy' section was difficult for my students. We would like to revisit it, but it seems to be inaccessible now.
Anonymous
3 June 2020
The camel puzzle in the 'very easy' section is currently inaccessible. My class has been looking forward to solving it, and I would appreciate it if you could send me the puzzle and its solution.
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I have a more elegant solution to the tasmanian camel problem. It was indicated that the camels would climb over each other "only if there is a camel sized space on the other side." It was not specified, however, that the "other side" was to occur after only one camel length.
An alternate solution to the camel problem is that a camel should be able to climb over multiple camels before coming to the empty slot.
As a Tasmanian, I want to point out that camels don't live in Tasmania.
There are mistakes in your puzzles and solutions. I found errors in 3 out of 10 puzzles I tried, including the example of the Tasmanian camels.
There is no such thing as a Tasmanian camel....
The camel puzzle in the 'very easy' section was difficult for my students. We would like to revisit it, but it seems to be inaccessible now.
The camel puzzle in the 'very easy' section is currently inaccessible. My class has been looking forward to solving it, and I would appreciate it if you could send me the puzzle and its solution.
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