Two Fathers and Two Sons Went for Fishing: 3 Fish, 3 Equal Shares
Two fathers and two sons are on a fishing trip. They come across a lake and decide to go fishing. After a while, they catch three fish. However, as they go to divide the catch, they realize that they are in a peculiar situation: the three fishermen want to divide the fish equally, but there are only three fish to share.
The three fishermen think for a moment and come up with a solution. They decide that one of the fathers will take one of the fish and go home. The remaining three fishermen then divide the remaining two fish equally. This means that the two sons each get one of the fish, and the other father gets the last fish.
In the end, each of the three fishermen has a fish, and they are all satisfied with the solution.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How old were the sons? Not stated in the story.
- What kind of fish did they catch? Not stated in the story.
- Where did they go fishing? Not stated in the story.
- How long did they fish for? Not stated in the story.
- Who caught the most fish? Not stated in the story.
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