There is a duck in front of 2 ducks, a duck behind 2 ducks and a duck between 2 ducks how many ducks is it?
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3 ducks, it's a hole - no dirt
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Really Good Question.\n\nThe answer is 3 socks.\n\nExplanation : Taking the case of least probability, suppose the first sock is brown and the second is grey, then the third has to be either brown or grey as there are only two colour sock. So the purpose is solved by drawing 3 socks.
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because one of them has more has more geese in it
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duck duck goose? or sardine tag, where one person hides and then everyone else tries to find him and then they hide with him and then whoever finds him last loses and has to hide.
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because there are more geese on that side
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DUCK....and quick!!!!! Never look up when you hear four, always duck!
644257
That duck outside needs a lifejacket.
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There must be 72 legs as a minimum  (if all chickens)\nBut there are 28 legs more than that\nSo there must be 14 4-legged creatures, contributing 2 extrs legs each to the leg-count.\n14 dogs 22 chickens
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The number of ducks is 4, and they are standing in single file and facing the same direction.\n\n(This assumes that when "2 ducks" is stated, this means "no more and no fewer than 2 ducks", and that the terms "in front, behind, and in between" refer to the ducks' facing.)
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not i said the duck...
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You and your best freind go to heaven. At the gates you are told to walk across a field but not to step on any ducks. Your friend starts to cross, but steps on a duck. She (I'm assuming it's a she) is hancuffed to un ugly guy. You cross without stepping on a duck and are handcuffed to A hot guy.\nYou say, "This must be my reward for not stepping on any ducks."\nThen the guy says, "No. I stepped on a duck."\nLOL!!!!!!!!!
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I just saw one right now, it's flying in the air!\n I think I'll go shoot it for dinner!  \nThanks for the duck!\nBye!
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Birds of a feather flock together.
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3,789,432\n5,899,632\n-------------\n9,689,064
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DUCK... Shots Fired...
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1/2 the distance of the woods...after that, the duck would be walking out of the woods.
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That is a very tricky question indeed.  But I believe I have your answer.\n\nFirst, I will answer B.  Tulaga's theorem of ducks is that for each meter from a pond with ducks, an individual could expect 2 ducks plus 1 duck for each km/hr they are travelling at.  In other words Number of Ducks Following = (2 ducks x 5 meters away) + (1 duck x 6 km/hr) = 16 ducks.\n\nSecondly, everyone in the park plus the one duck left in the pond is laughing at Peggy.  Therefore, the answer to A is 100%.