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A frog wants to cross a stream. The stream is two metres wide. On every jump, Frog covers one-third metre distance. In how many jumps will Frog reach from rock A to rock B?
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A frog wants to cross a stream. The stream is two metres wide. On every jump, Frog covers one-third metre distance. In how many jumps will Frog reach from rock A to rock B?

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Answer 6 jumps
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If frog jumps 1/3 meter in every jump, it will take 3 jumps to make 1 meter, thus 6 jumps to make 2 meters.
User Jeroen Mostert
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1/3 of 2 meters = 66.668 x 3 = 200.004

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