In the second photo, two groups of people are sharing one table. Most of us do not prefer it. But in crowded restaurants, we may not have a choice.
In the third photo, how many different groups are there?
How about this fourth one?
Thursday, September 16, 2010
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In the second photo, two groups of people are sharing one table. Most of us do not prefer it. But in crowded restaurants, we may not have a choice.
In the third photo, how many different groups are there?
How about this fourth one?
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Easy question I think. 1 group of ppl = 2 kettles (1 with hot water and 1 with tea). Just need to count number of kettles :-) Am I right?
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