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It seems that we could expand this for n people with n choices. So in the first case where there are only 2 people and 2 colours, they assign, say 0 to black a
by philbarr 10y ago
It seems that we could expand this for n people with n choices.
So in the first case where there are only 2 people and 2 colours, they assign, say 0 to black and 1 to red. Then they each sum up the other choices they can see (which happens to be only one other choice in this case) plus their own assigned number (0 or 1) and answer that modulo 2.
Er..I think...?
- brian_cloutier 10y agoYeah, that sounds right. Through that lens, the first problem is a special case of the second problem.