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DM1 Week 01 Lab01

Please Set Timers, They will be part of your grade.

As a group or individually create a public repo on github. Then create your own file with your solutions. Please include the name of each team member.

Chase Busacker Jordon Hill Sam Knight

Welcome to the world of unicorns, goblins

In this world unicorns only tell the truth. Goblins only lie. A says: B is a unicorn. B says: A and I are opposite type.

What is A: What is B:

8 duds and 1 armed bomb.

Some idiot forgot to disarm a bomb that is laid in the ‘decomisioned’ bomb pile. Unfortunately the only way to tell which bomb is armed is to use a special weighing system. To add insult to injury we don’t know if the armed bomb weighs less or more on the system just that it weighs differently. But there is yet another catch the weighing system only have two charges left, but it can weight any number of bombs at once. Your job is to tell which 1 bomb out of the 9 bombs is armed while only using the weighing machine twice.

You measure the bombs in threes. First weigh the first two group of threes to determine where the bomb is located. If they are equal measure two of the bombs in the group that wasn’t weighed. Otherwise, weigh two of the bombs that are in the heavier group. If they are equal it is the bomb that wasn’t weighed. Otherwise, it is the heavier bomb.

The BEAST

The Shoe Shack has made several top-dollar sales today. Using only the clues below, match each customer to their foot size, shoe brand and final purchase price.

No option in any category will ever be used more than once.

  1. The $185 pair was 4 sizes smaller than Natalie’s pair.
  2. The Cormano footwear was somewhat smaller than the Williford footwear.
  3. The Schtillet footwear was somewhat larger than Marie’s pair.
  4. The $125 pair was somewhat larger than Marie’s pair.
  5. Lucia’s pair wasn’t made by Tinghill.
  6. Of the $185 pair and the size 9 set, one was bought by Francine and the other was by Graffetz.
  7. The $245 pair wasn’t made by Tinghill.
  8. The $260 pair was 2 sizes larger than Vanessa’s pair.
  9. The Williford footwear was 1 size smaller than Francine’s pair.
  10. The $125 pair was 2 sizes smaller than Ruth’s pair.
  11. The $215 pair was 5 sizes smaller than the $170 pair.
  12. The $185 pair was 2 sizes smaller than Lucia’s pair.
  13. The Schtillet footwear was either Ruth’s pair or the size 5 set.
  14. The Abbott Hill footwear was 5 sizes larger than the $215 pair.
  15. The Williford footwear was 1 size smaller than the $245 pair.

Solution

Shoe SizesCustomersBrandsPrices
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5
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10

Exercises

In 01-ponder do every third exercise. That is if you start at the first or 1st then you need to do 4th, but if you start at 3rd then you need to do the 6th.

You must put them in this file!

DO NOT INCLUDE THIS PART BELOW FOR THE LAB

######## FOR PUZZLES AND PROJECTS #########

A more Brother Neff-like assignment, with a Brother Benning twist!

Please Complete all Problems and Puzzles including the ‘optional ones’, but skipping the exercises. I would recommend working together. As always I will give out hints periodically.

(NOTE:I would keep all your exercises/problems/puzzles you do, if you take DM 2, you may find these extreeeeeeeeeemly helpful, or not)