federal9:



But he is correct. That's what i also saw when I googled it. People were commenting about the doors. The view also has to be looked at

but nothing stops you from posting the correct answer you got through google here sir!

6 ladders definitely

6

monichannel:
Without lifting ladder, 6. But lifting a ladder on the second floor, 3.

By the way she won't wanna get the clothes since it's raining heavily and the clothes are wet already.

Lol. I kinda like this.

monichannel:
Without lifting ladder, 6. But lifting a ladder on the second floor, 3.

By the way she won't wanna get the clothes since it's raining heavily and the clothes are wet already.

Outside the box....Nice

Kriss216:
4

Lol... how will she get to the position you labelled 1?

Depending on other factors and analysis, answer could be 3, 5 or 6.

3 or 6 as explained by @monichannel: Without lifting ladder, 6. But lifting a ladder on the second floor, 3.

And 5 because according to Wikipedia's definition of climbing, "Climbing is the activity of using one's hands, feet, or any other part of the body to ascend a steep topographical object" so in that context, the ladder number 2 won't be climbed/ascended, besides she can jump down

Yoruba people will say nkan to koju sie, eyin Loko si elomi.

Seven(7)

Mrshape:
How many ladder does she need to climb to get her cloth

7

Mrshape:
How many ladder does she need to climb to get her cloth

SHE CAN GET HER CLOTHS ONLY THAT SHE HAS TO WAIT DOWN STAIRS, THE RAIN WILL PUSH THE CLOTHS DOWN. SO, NO LADDER WILL BE CLIMBED