did the game and managed to finish it under 8 mins with -2. but i dont even know how to properly diagramm this game or even know whats going on.
its the game with the college courses folders.
can anyone try to explain the setup? thanks.
PT 18 game 2 Forum
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Re: PT 18 game 2
Game Classification: Mastering the Possibility.am060459 wrote:did the game and managed to finish it under 8 mins with -2. but i dont even know how to properly diagramm this game or even know whats going on.
its the game with the college courses folders.
can anyone try to explain the setup? thanks.
Three Subjects for Fall and Spring: Mf, Ms, Of, Os, Nf, Ns
Folders 1 and 2 must have the same order (1== 2)
Folders 3 and 4 must have different order (3!=4) (Ooops, edited)
Mf (1 or 4)
Os (1 or 4)
Ns : not 5
Two major scenarios because of Mf (1 or 4) and Os (1 or 4):
Mf Ms Ns/f Os (Of, Nf/s)
_ _ _ _ _ _
1 2 3 4 5 6
Os Of Ns/f Mf (Nf/s, Ms) The variables in parenthesis are interchangable
_ _ _ _ _ _
1 2 3 4 5 6
7. A is incorrect because only N can be in the 3rd folder
B is incorrect because 1 and 2 doesn't have the same order
C is incorrect because Os has to be 1 or 4
D is correct because it plays right into the 2nd scenario
E is incorrect because D is correct.
8. A is correct because folder 3 can have only N
9. B is correct on the basis of 2nd scenario
10. D is correct on the basis of 2nd scenario
11. B is correct on the basis of 2nd scenario (Os and Mf is determined)
12. E is correct on the basis of 1st and 2nd scenario. (A is incorrect because if Ns is in folder 3, it is possible for Nf to be in Folder 5. The question stem contains "Must")
13. C is correct because in scenario 1, folder 6 could have Of and in scenario 2, folder 6 could have Ms
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Re: PT 18 game 2
thanks a million.BigFatPanda wrote:Game Classification: Mastering the Possibility.am060459 wrote:did the game and managed to finish it under 8 mins with -2. but i dont even know how to properly diagramm this game or even know whats going on.
its the game with the college courses folders.
can anyone try to explain the setup? thanks.
Three Subjects for Fall and Spring: Mf, Ms, Of, Os, Nf, Ns
Folders 1 and 2 must have the same order (1== 2)
Folders 3 and 4 must have different order (3==4)
Mf (1 or 4)
Os (1 or 4)
Ns : not 5
Two major scenarios:
Mf Ms Ns/f Os (Of, Nf/s) Os Of Ns/f Mf (Nf/s, Ms) The variables in parenthesis are interchangable
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Re: PT 18 game 2
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Re: PT 18 game 2
Thanks +1BigFatPanda wrote:
Game Classification: Mastering the Possibility.
Three Subjects for Fall and Spring: Mf, Ms, Of, Os, Nf, Ns
Folders 1 and 2 must have the same order (1== 2)
Folders 3 and 4 must have different order (3!=4) (Ooops, edited)
Mf (1 or 4)
Os (1 or 4)
Ns : not 5
Two major scenarios because of Mf (1 or 4) and Os (1 or 4):
Mf Ms Ns/f Os (Of, Nf/s)
_ _ _ _ _ _
1 2 3 4 5 6
Os Of Ns/f Mf (Nf/s, Ms) The variables in parenthesis are interchangable
_ _ _ _ _ _
1 2 3 4 5 6
7. A is incorrect because only N can be in the 3rd folder
B is incorrect because 1 and 2 doesn't have the same order
C is incorrect because Os has to be 1 or 4
D is correct because it plays right into the 2nd scenario
E is incorrect because D is correct.
8. A is correct because folder 3 can have only N
9. B is correct on the basis of 2nd scenario
10. D is correct on the basis of 2nd scenario
11. B is correct on the basis of 2nd scenario (Os and Mf is determined)
12. E is correct on the basis of 1st and 2nd scenario. (A is incorrect because if Ns is in folder 3, it is possible for Nf to be in Folder 5. The question stem contains "Must")
13. C is correct because in scenario 1, folder 6 could have Of and in scenario 2, folder 6 could have Ms
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