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user 75119
The answer to a problem may be known but it is not understood. These questions explicitly request additional details on how a problem is solved or why the current solution is appropriate.
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3 hats with numbers, where 2 hats sum to the third
I have outlined a puzzle below, and provided two sources which provide answers. I am disputing that the answer provided in the sources is correct, and I am looking for others to validate or invalidate …
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3 hats with numbers, where 2 hats sum to the third
I wrote an exhaustive search script with the following Python code:
def solve(data, n=6):
# Who's turn? A=0,B=1,C=2
i = (n - 1) % len(data)
return {
x
for x in {
…
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