This is far too HD for my eyes..I need poorer resolution
A man had two houses, one in village A and another in village B. He worked at a factory, in a city, which is located somewhere between the two villages. There was a train station near his factory and he would take a train back home every night to either village A or village B, depending on which one he got first. There were plenty of trains scheduled for both the villages, however, the man realized that most of the time he would end up on the train to village B, and hardly he got on a train to village A.
The man does not have a fixed schedule and he arrives at the train station at random times, so why do you think he gets the train to village B more than A?
I think there is train is not considered as A and B it is the villages.. They are village A and Village BMay be....
A train comes soon after B train...
but the B train comes long after A train...
Yes ofcourse but single train cannot cover up village A and B simultaneously na.... so ther are two trains... so I named the train going to Village A as train A and village B as Train B.....I think there is train is not considered as A and B it is the villages.. They are village A and Village B
There is mentioned plenty of trains... So i think there is more trains other than two.. I think..Yes ofcourse but single train cannot cover up village A and B simultaneously na.... so ther are two trains... so I named the train going to Village A as train A and village B as Train B.....
areyyyy wat re babaa.... I have given example of one train frm those plenty of trains.....There is mentioned plenty of trains... So i think there is more trains other than two.. I think..
Oops I am sorryareyyyy wat re babaa.... I have given example of one train frm those plenty of trains
Yes correctMay be....
A train comes soon after B train...
but the B train comes long after A train...
No smoke wilp come from electric engineIf an electric train is traveling south, then which way is the smoke going?
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+12 +13+14 =105Find Out my House number
I live on a very small street. Numbered on the side of my house are houses one, two, three, and so on. All the numbers on one side of my house add up the same as all the numbers on the other side of my house.
There are more than five houses on that side of the street, but not so many as ten houses