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Can you bring all of them safely down ?

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There are three people trapped on a tower, which has a pulley carrying 2 buckets such that you can use a counterweight with a difference in weight of 15 kg with respect to you to get yourself up or down.

The three people weigh 90, 105, & 195 kg. There is also a ball weighing 75 kg with them at the top of the tower. Assuming there is a lot of room in these buckets how can you get the 3 people safely down without dropping ( the difference in weight at the 2 buckets should not exceed 15 kg. ) them.

[ P.S. the buckets are always going to be 1 up and 1 down. ]

posted Dec 4, 2016 by Tejas Naik

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