Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin visited the Tyumen School of Physics and Mathematics. The high school students asked the prime minister to give them a problem.
“There is a drink. There is a piece of bread on it. A fly arrives and lands on the other side of the window. What is the shortest distance a fly has to travel to crawl to the crumbs? “Mishustin announced.
The answer was given by student Masha, which took about two minutes: you need to cut the glass, unfold it and draw a straight line from the fly to the crumb. The Prime Minister was pleased with the response and admired the girl’s spirit.
Mishustin also left “homework”: he depicted a figure for schoolchildren to draw on paper, tearing off his arm three times.
“Whoever decides, send him,” he added.
Previously, the State Duma offered to pay schoolchildren money for “five”.
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