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paulmdrdo1
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The doctor told you to take 2 different kind of pills (Pill A, Pill B) for ten days everyday. Both pills look exactly the same (same weight, color, shape, size, etc…;).
If you take more than 1 pill of the same kind per day, you will die. Furthermore, if you do not take 1 Pill A, and 1 Pill B every day, you will also die.
One day, you got distracted and by mistake put 3 pills on the table 2 B pills and one A pill and you don't know which is which.
How can you survive?
I've already searched for the solution to this problem.
Adding 1 pill A to the 3 unknown pills and split each pill in half. Thus having a balanced dose.
Half of those you take and save the other half for the next day.
I still don't get it. Because there is still a posibility that I might take more dose of one pill than the other.
What you think?
If you take more than 1 pill of the same kind per day, you will die. Furthermore, if you do not take 1 Pill A, and 1 Pill B every day, you will also die.
One day, you got distracted and by mistake put 3 pills on the table 2 B pills and one A pill and you don't know which is which.
How can you survive?
I've already searched for the solution to this problem.
Adding 1 pill A to the 3 unknown pills and split each pill in half. Thus having a balanced dose.
Half of those you take and save the other half for the next day.
I still don't get it. Because there is still a posibility that I might take more dose of one pill than the other.
What you think?