Marine Biology: Organisms and Tanks

In this video, you are tasked with rescuing endangered fish tanks that have fallen overboard during a storm. You must use limited information and logical deduction to determine the number of tanks in an unscanned sector. By analyzing the number of sharks and fish, and using constraints on tank numbers, you deduce the correct number of tanks to save the species.

What role does the cargo director play in the story?

• Captain of the ship

• Marine biologist studying sharks

• Cargo director responsible for transporting endangered fish

• Engineer fixing the sonar

What challenge does the cargo director face after the storm?

• Repairing the damaged ship

• Communicating with the aquarium

• Finding a new route for the ship

• Locating the missing fish tanks

How many tanks and sharks are detected in Sector Alpha?

• Four tanks and two sharks

• Two tanks and four sharks

• Five tanks and one shark

• Three tanks and three sharks

What is the maximum number of tanks that could have been on the ship?

• 10 tanks

• 13 tanks

• 15 tanks

• 20 tanks

What is the unique property of the area regarding sharks?

• Each sector has exactly two sharks

• No two sectors can have the same number of sharks

• Sharks are only found in Sector Gamma

• All sectors have the same number of sharks

How many total organisms are detected in the area?

• 50 organisms

• 40 organisms

• 45 organisms

• 55 organisms

What is the maximum number of fish that could be inside all the tanks?

• 43 fish

• 40 fish

• 35 fish

• 30 fish

How many fish are in each tank if there are 39 fish in total?

• 2 fish

• 3 fish

• 4 fish

• 5 fish

How many tanks are found in Sector Gamma?

• Seven tanks

• Eight tanks

• Six tanks

• Five tanks

What is the outcome of the rescue mission?

• The ship is redirected

• The sharks are captured

• The sonar is repaired

• The fish species is saved