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Mathematics, 23.01.2020 22:31 cmikell124
On a round table top with a diameter of 100 cm, they each place a underpad in turn. the underpads are made of rigid plastic and come in two colors. arthur plays with red and olivia plays with black. the underpads have a diameter of 6 cm.
when placing underpads, they may touch each other, but they must not overlap. the underpads may also come over the edge of the table, as long as they don't fall off! there is an unlimited amount of underpads available to them. the aim of the game is to be able to place the last underpad.
is it possible to devise a tactic to always win the game? write out the method + statement.
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