As he wrote the final word— Vidpovid (Answer)—a grin spread across his face. "Ten crates," he murmured. The "grasshoppers" on the page had finally settled into a perfect row. He closed his book just as the bell rang, feeling like he hadn't just solved a math problem, but had successfully harvested the whole orchard himself.
Beside him, his friend Olena was already finishing. She leaned over, her braids swinging. "Remember, Mykola," she whispered, "you have to find the total first before you can divide it into the crates. Think of it like sharing your candies." As he wrote the final word— Vidpovid (Answer)—a
He divided the total weight by the capacity of one crate. He closed his book just as the bell
The problem was a classic: a puzzle of orchards and baskets. “In one garden, they gathered 42 kg of apples...” Mykola whispered in Ukrainian, his brow furrowed in deep concentration. "Remember, Mykola," she whispered, "you have to find