re: Solve The Riddle My Boss Presented

That isn't a riddle, it is just an odd question with no "riddle like" answer.

The most probable answer is they would both be eaten by another animal since both would be defenseless.

Then there are the snakes that rode the short bus to school:

Which hemisphere are they in and which one is facing west. These details are imperative to providing you the correct answer.

Isn't there a poster who has the answer as his avi?

the mass of the snakes is always preserved, so they cannot both dissapear. The real life image seems to challenge the mathematical notion of "eating at the same speed": Why can't we picture two snakes completely eat each other up at the same speed? This is where the subtle deception takes place: Suppose that each snakes weighs 10 kilograms and eats 1 kilogram per minute. Then each snake could eat the other one in 10 minutes. Lets see what happens: after 5 minutes, snake A has eaten 5 kilograms of snake B, so it has gained 5 kilogram. However, it has also lost 5 kilograms which were eaten up by snake B. So the weight of snake A is still 10 kilograms; similarly the weight of snake B is still 10 kilograms. So, instead of having half the job done, they are still at the beginning. Five minutes later, they still have 10 more kilograms to eat, and so on: they have to go on forever, they can never finish up.

They would get have Way and be in a circle

How is this a riddle?

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It sounds like your boss is coming out of the closet.

They'd both get halfway and then stuck. Easy