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Very easy riddle
here's another for you tfp'ers :)
There is a hotel with infinite rooms (use your imagination please). A customer walks in and is told that all the rooms are filled. The ingenious hotel clerk thought of a way to clear up a room.... :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: what did he do... note this is a puzzle, so please do not question the logical validness of infinite rooms... just play along. this one is really easy, so feel free to post your thoughts |
The clerk asked everyone to move to the number double the one they were in. So the guests in 1 moved to 2. The guests in 2 moved to 4. The guests in 3 moved to 6 and so on. This used up all the even rooms but left an infinite number of odd rooms vacant for the man.
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Crap, you beat me to it.
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Alternatively, the clerk just tells all the guests to move to the room number one higher than their current room.
Guest Room 1 goes to Room 2 Room 2 to 3 3 to 4 ad infinitum ...except, Room 1 is now free. Mr Mephisto |
hehe good job guys... ya, the clerk toldeveryone to move down a room :P
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Good riddle.. I'll have to share that one
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If there are infinite rooms that are all filled then they must be filled by infinite persons, thus meaning that the infinite rooms is actually a larger number than the infinite persons in them, therefore the customer could have the next free room without the need for anyone to move. If however infinite rooms=infinite persons then they have no room to move to another room..???
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the clerk left the room
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I was just going to say, evict one of the guests, lol
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I was just going to tell him to try the Holiday Inn down the street. Good one. Thanks
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He removed one geust.
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He would already have a room. There would be a room for everyone in existence.
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