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1. Guess the next number
77 58 49 45 29 27 23 |
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shivani |
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MJ .. aap to rehne hi dijiye.. dont tease us with such talk.. u r master of trade
and Hits.. please contribute.. appreciation aint enough ok.. here is the next one.. Two Associates who went to school together start work on the same trading desk on the same day. They each know that the other only get his shirts from Thomas Pink, and most likely has 5 such shirts, three of which they both have, one which they probably both have, and another which the other probably doesn't have. It is a top priority for both of them over their first 65 working days (after which they will get their first bonus and buy more shirts) that the two of them are never caught wearing the same shirt, lest they face a day of endless hazing by all the traders and salespeople. These are grown men, not high school girls, so of course they will never ask each other what they are going to be wearing. Each also knows that the other will almost never wear the same shirt two days in a row, and will also try to avoid easily identifiable patterns (such as always wearing the blue herringbone on Monday). What simple strategy can one of the associates follow to minimize the chance of any of the above unpleasant conditions (in the order stated)? Can this be generalized to an arbitrary number of associates, known and unknown common shirts? |
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