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Gossip (Posted on 2012-07-26) Difficulty: 3 of 5
n people know each a different piece of gossip.

They can phone each other and exchange all they know so that after the call the parties know anything that either of them knew before the call.

What is the smallest number of calls needed so that everyone knows everything and how is this number achieved?

No Solution Yet Submitted by Ady TZIDON    
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  Subject Author Date
re(3): SolutionDej Mar2012-07-29 09:50:23
re(2): SolutionHugo2012-07-27 18:39:10
re: SolutionDej Mar2012-07-27 17:48:28
Questiongossip problemKatie B2012-07-27 17:03:41
re(4): solution, some doubts, some doubtsHugo2012-07-27 16:46:48
Some Thoughtsre(3): solution, some doubtsDej Mar2012-07-27 15:29:18
SolutionSolutionHugo2012-07-27 13:02:43
re(2): solution, some doubtsSteve Herman2012-07-26 18:52:32
Hints/Tipsre(2): solution, some doubts......a hintAdy TZIDON2012-07-26 14:19:59
re: solution, some doubtsHugo2012-07-26 13:36:13
solutionDej Mar2012-07-26 12:35:33
Some ThoughtsUpper limit (spoiler?)Steve Herman2012-07-26 11:35:30
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