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for small n think about the flow of coins with boxes with an infinite number of coins
is this q from brilliant.org...?
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math/ science quiz page
no it is not from brill, so can anyone help me?
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look for a pattern in the flow of coins when 1<n<10
flow of coins in n boxes with infinite coins each
i will try it my self u try ur self then we will chek the answers
there's a pattern of movements that you should figure out before you do other things
|dw:1370955902502:dw| consider three boxes with an infinite number of coins in each. Will the system ever resolve with the rules given?
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i think yes
how?
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