Solution: The River Crossing Riddle

 Solving the “River Crossing” Riddle

 

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⚠️ The Riddle:

A man has a wolf, a goat, and a cabbage. 

He must cross a river, but his boat can only carry himself and one other item. 

If left together, the wolf will eat the goat, or the goat will eat the cabbage.

 

How can he cross the river without losing anything?

 

🧩 Answer?

First, take the goat across. 

Then go back and bring the wolf across. 

Take the goat back and then bring the cabbage across. 

Finally, return for the goat.

 

💡 Explanation:

 The key is to never leave the wolf and goat or the goat and cabbage alone together. Carefully planning the crossings ensures everything makes it safely.

 

🌱 Real-Life Lesson?

 When things get complicated, a bit of careful planning can make a big difference. Taking time to think things through and doing things in the right order often solves problems faster than rushing in. So when it really matters, don’t hurry—slow down and plan it out.

Careful planning and sequencing often solve complex problems — don’t rush decisions when the stakes are high.

 

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