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Winning strategy?
« on: Jul 8th, 2008, 4:45pm » |
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Given a chessboard 5 x 5 , two people play a game by in turn marking a number in an empty cell. Person 1 always marks number 1, whereas person 2 always marks number 0. Each time, each person is allowed to mark 1 number until there is no empty cell. Person 1 marks first. As the game finished, a referee will sum all number in cells that make a square of 3x3. Note that there are a number of 3x3 squares in the original 5x5 chessboard. Let A be the greatest number among these sums. What is the maximal value of A that person 1 can make regradless of person 2 strategy? How person 1 can achieve this sum? Have A Great Day!
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