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This can't be solved in the obvious way. The sum of 9 odd numbers will be an odd number. This is most likely a trick question. I have seen a similar problem before, and the "answer" went something like this: carry 1 bamboo at a time, for 8 trips. In the ninth trip, carry the remaining 92 bamboos - "a very odd number indeed". Note that "odd" has two different meanings.

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Q: I have a problem with a math quiz. the problem ask me how to carry 100 bamboos to my home in odd numbers withhin 9 times.?
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