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How much is a farmer left with if he has twenty sheep and all but fifteen died?

15 left.


A farmer had nine sheep and all but seven died How many did he have left?

Seven.


If a farmer had 17 sheep and all but 9 died how many did he have left?

9 live and the rest die look at the question carefully and you'll find the answer.


Farmer Todd had 27 sheep all but nine died how many are left?

nine because all but nine died


A farmer had 25 sheep 12 died how many are left?

None , because it was quoted in the question ' A farmer " had" 25 sheep '


A farmer had 13 sheep all but 9 died how many did he have left?

9.If a farmer had 17 sheep in total, and all but nine died, then the answer to this riddle would be nine, since it states that all but nine have perished. It does not state that "nine died" because it has the key word "but" in it - that will often throw the riddled person off if he or she is not listening to the riddler, thinking that nine died, not eight, which is what occurred.


A farmer has 20 sheep and all but 15 die How many sheep are left?

9


When did Emily Farmer die?

Emily Farmer died in 1905.


When did Addison Farmer die?

Addison Farmer died in 1963.


When did Richard Farmer die?

Richard Farmer died in 1797.


When did Jack Farmer die?

Jack Farmer died in 1970.


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Question:You are asked the following tricky question, "A farmer had 19 sheep. All but 9 died. How many sheep did the farmer have left?" To answer this question, you musta. utilize a mental set.b. define the problem narrowly.c. actively challenge your assumptions.d. look for analogies within the problem.Heuristics:Our brains may use heuristics when we thinking through a problem that is presented through calculating and looking for a solution. Someone may mentally arriving at an answer by looking backwards from the end goal to determine what steps to take.Answer and Explanation:The correct answer is c. actively challenge your assumptions. The brain may automatically try to subtract 9 sheep from the whole herd by looking at this question, i.e. 19 - 9 = 10). Instead of relying on an inefficient mental set, the person must challenge their thinking and calculating to understand that the answer is listed in the question of how many sheep the farmer possesses, i.e. all but 9 died. The farmer had 9 sheep since they did not die like the others.