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Wolves move in packs. What is the smallest number of wolves that could move in the following formation: 2 Wolves in front of a Wolf, 2 behind a Wolf and 1 Wolf in between 2 Wolves?

Wolves move in packs. What is the smallest number of wolves that could move in the following formation: 2 Wolves in front of a Wolf, 2 behind a Wolf and 1 Wolf in between 2 Wolves? Correct Answer 3

(1) 2 Wolves in front of a Wolf.

(3) 1 Wolf in between 2 Wolves.

So, there can be minimum 3 Wolves.

Hence, 3 is the correct answer.

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