Can someone explain this to me please?
Does it have to be like this?
1 2 3
P
W N G
N N T
June '07 PT Section 1 (LG) #22 Forum
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Re: June '07 PT Section 1 (LG) #22
There are two possibilities that work:
or
So N always has to be in #2
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N
W N T
P W GCode: Select all
T N
N T W
P N G- Knock

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Re: June '07 PT Section 1 (LG) #22
Okay thanks. For some reason I didn't realize that center 3 could recycle 3 materials as well, dohmalfurion wrote:There are two possibilities that work:
orCode: Select all
N W N T P W G
So N always has to be in #2Code: Select all
T N N T W P N G
Edit: Does mine not work?
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Re: June '07 PT Section 1 (LG) #22
Yeah, I didn't even really work out all the values for center #3 when I was doing the question originally. I just thought about it like this: you know that P and G cannot be in #2, so that means you have to pick two from {N,T,W} to be in #2 (it can't be all 3 because there wouldn't be enough room left in #1 since P has to be there). The T-W combination doesn't work because if you have W, you have to have N too. So that leaves N-T and N-W, both of which contain N, so that's the answer.
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Re: June '07 PT Section 1 (LG) #22
I don't think you can pick N twice for the same center. Each one is either selected or not selected.Knockglock wrote: Edit: Does mine not work?
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