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Four Random People on a Bridge (Posted on 2017-04-14) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Recall the classic bridge crossing puzzle. Let the crossing times of the four people be represented by A, B, C, and D with 0<A<B<C<D. If the speeds of the four people are distinct random values when is the trivial solution (A escorts everyone else across) faster than the solution required in the classic puzzle?

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No Subjectlocossemina2017-04-24 02:58:55
SolutionSolutionSteve Herman2017-04-14 09:34:05
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