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First, he could take the hen and cross the river.
Then he could take the corn and drop.
Next he could take the hen and drop it there.
Later he could take the fox and drop it to the next side.
Lastly he could take the hen and cross the river.

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Sir first he should take the chicken after that he should take the fox and take the chicken back then take the seeds and then take the chicken again

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The man and the chicken go across leaving the fox and the corn together.
He leaves the chicken on the other side and comes back for the fox, takes it across and now since he can't keep the fox and chicken together he takes the chicken back across and takes the corn from the otherside and now the chicken is alone and the fox and corn are on the other side so now he just takes the chicken across

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He should first cross, he leaves the chicken on the other side and goes back. The man then takes the fox on the other side, but he can't leave the fox and chicken together, he brings the chicken back. Then he takes the corn to the other side because the fox won't eat the corn. then at the end he takes the chicken

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The Man can take the hen first and leave the corn with the fox and the fox won't eat the corn. after that he can take the fox and the corn after.

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First the farmer will take hen and leave it on other side then he will come back and take stack of corn then leave it on the side and he will pick up hen and go back and leave hen there then he will pick up fox and leave it on side then he go back and get the hen

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The farmer should take the hen over the fox because I don’t think fox eat corn as in its meal

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The man can should take the hen first. And the Fox would not eat the Corn

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I think he should take the hen with him so the fox cant eat the hen

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The men should take the hen so the fox will not eat the corn

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The man can separate the hens and fox away from each other and can safely take sack of corns

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The fox, the hen and the corn

Once upon a time a farmer went to market and bought a fox, a hen and a sack of corn.

The farmer came to a river which needed to be crossed by boat. He could take only one of his purchases - the fox, or the hen, or the sack of corn - in the boat at a time.

If left together on the riverbank, the fox would eat the hen, or the hen would eat the corn.

Can you find a way for the farmer to get all of them across the river safely?

The fox, the hen and the corn

Once upon a time a farmer went to market and bought a fox, a hen and a sack of corn.

The farmer came to a river which needed to be crossed by boat. He could take only one of his purchases - the fox, or the hen, or the sack of corn - in the boat at a time.

If left together on the riverbank, the fox would eat the hen, or the hen would eat the corn.

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the farmer and fox  go and farmer pick hen with him   then the fox come to pick the corn  from the river

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First the farmer will take hen and leave it on other side then he will come back and take stack of corn then leave it on the side and he will pick up hen and go back and leave hen there then he will pick up fox and leave it on side then he go back and get the hen

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I think that the farmer should take the hen first because i dont think the fox will eat the corn so then he'll come back and take the fox and lastly come back and take the sack of corn.

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First take the hen to the other side then go back take the corn bring it to the other side and take the hen back then take the fox to the other side and then go back and bring the hen.

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First, the farmer must take the chicken across the river, leaving the fox and corn alone together on the starting side. Then, the farmer goes back and gets the fox. When he takes the fox across the river, instead of leaving the fox alone with the chicken, he swaps them out and takes the chicken back to the starting side. He then swaps the chicken out for the corn and brings it across, leaving the fox and corn alone on the far side. Finally, he goes back to get the chicken, bringing all three items across the river without letting anything eat anything else.

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First, the farmer must take the chicken across the river, leaving the fox and corn alone together on the starting side. Then, the farmer goes back and gets the fox. When he takes the fox across the river, instead of leaving the fox alone with the chicken, he swaps them out and takes the chicken back to the starting side. He then swaps the chicken out for the corn and brings it across, leaving the fox and corn alone on the far side. Finally, he goes back to get the chicken, bringing all three items across the river without letting anything eat anything else.

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The man and the chicken cross the river, (the fox and corn are safe together), he leaves the chicken on the other side and goes back across.

The man then takes the fox across the river, and since he can't leave the fox and chicken together, he brings the chicken back.

Again, since the chicken and corn can't be left together, he leaves the chicken and he takes the corn across and leaves it with the fox.

He then returns to pick up the chicken and heads across the river one last time.

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First let the fox and the sack of corn go
Then fox comes back the farmer and fox goes
Then farmer comes and gets the hen

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The man and the chicken cross the river, he leaves the chicken on the other side and goes back across.

The man then takes the fox across the river, and since he can't leave the fox and chicken together, he brings the chicken back.

Again, since the chicken and corn can't be left together, he leaves the chicken and he takes the corn across and leaves it with the fox.

He then returns to pick up the chicken and heads across the river one last time.