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DS question?

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Re: DS question?

by Morgoth » Thu Sep 25, 2008 4:25 pm
rahi08 wrote:can anybody explain this?
1st gadget = C
2nd gadget = C/2 = C/2^1
3rd gadget = C/4 = C/2^2
4th gadget = C/8 = C/2^3
5th gadget = C/16 = C/2^4
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9th gadget = C/2^8

so on and so forth

(1) the sum of the costs of the third and forth gadget -$9
C/2^2 + C/2^3 = 9
You can easily solve for C. Sufficient.

(2) the sum of the costs of the second and ninth gadget is $24(2^7+1)/28
C/2 + C/2^8 = 24(2^7+1)/28
You can easily solve for C. Sufficient.

Thus, D is the answer.
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Thanks

by rahi08 » Thu Sep 25, 2008 5:20 pm
Thanks for your explanation.
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