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Consider the situation that there is a pond where some flowers have grown up
and some bees are hovering over the flowers.
Now read the following statements carefully:
1. If each of the bees lands on a flower, then one bee does not get a flower.
2. If two bees share each flower, then there is one flower left.
Now, can you calculate the number of flowers in the pond and the number of bees hovering over them?
There are 3 flowers in the pond and 4 bees hovering over them.