Consider the soda can game introduced in the class. Now suppose instead of a single circular table, there are two tables
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2022 3:35 pm
Consider the soda can game introduced in the class. Now suppose
instead of a single circular table, there are two tables of
identical size. A move consists of placing the can on any table
(assuming there is a spot left on that table). Once placed, a can
cannot move. The first one who cannot put a can on either table
loses. In this game would you rather go first or second? Describe
the winning strategy.
instead of a single circular table, there are two tables of
identical size. A move consists of placing the can on any table
(assuming there is a spot left on that table). Once placed, a can
cannot move. The first one who cannot put a can on either table
loses. In this game would you rather go first or second? Describe
the winning strategy.