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Steven J Miller sjm1Williamsedu Second Remote Participation Lecture April 26 2017 RECTANGLE GAME Consider M x N board take turns each turn can break any piece along one horizontal or along one vertical last one to break a piece wins Does someone have a winning strategy ID: 757708

money castle 12345678910111213 bid castle money bid 12345678910111213 move 6castle 7castle 8castle 9castle 10team 1team 2outcome game castles wins

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Math 331: Problem Solving

Steven J Miller (sjm1@Williams.edu)

Second

Remote Participation Lecture

April 26,

2017Slide2

RECTANGLE GAME:

Consider M x N board, take turns, each turn can break any piece along one horizontal or along one vertical, last one to break a piece wins. Does someone have a winning strategy?Slide3
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Move

#1's Money

#2's Money

#1's Bid

#2's Bid

12345678910111213Slide9

Move

#1's Money

#2's Money

#1's Bid

#2's Bid

12345678910111213Slide10

Move

#1's Money

#2's Money

#1's Bid

#2's Bid

12345678910111213Slide11

Move

#1's Money

#2's Money

#1's Bid

#2's Bid

12345678910111213Slide12
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Castle game:

Have castles labeled 1 through 10 (label is value), divide 100 soldiers to attack the castles against an opponent, whomever sends more to a castle wins it. What strategy is best to get more points than opponent?

Castle 1

Castle 2

Castle 3

Castle 4Castle 5Castle 6Castle 7Castle 8Castle 9Castle 10Team 1Team 2OutcomeSlide17

Castle 1

Castle 2

Castle 3

Castle 4

Castle 5

Castle 6Castle 7Castle 8Castle 9Castle 10Team 1Team 2OutcomeSlide18

Castle 1

Castle 2

Castle 3

Castle 4

Castle 5

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