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wizardofwashington
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You may use permutation here:
AECFA and AEFCA are the only possibilities as A to E and the final destination are fixed. The middle two values may be permuted to obtain the two possibilities, of which 16 is a minimum.
AECFA and AEFCA are the only possibilities as A to E and the final destination are fixed. The middle two values may be permuted to obtain the two possibilities, of which 16 is a minimum.
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vishubn
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 11:45 pm Post subject:
cramya wrote:
It must be C) 16
OA?
have you considered both the possibilities?
I mean do we have any logic [when paths are more]?
same here the option which is poping up is just two ! i go with others !!
AECFA=16$
AEFCA=20$
so 16 is the answer
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It's 16$....that's the cheapest...i tried using more paths but they fall expensive...AECFA is the cheapest.stop@800 wrote:have you considered both the possibilities?cramya wrote:It must be C) 16
OA?
I mean do we have any logic [when paths are more]?
