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Post #Arp1VwgiY3fve8JSzY by [email protected] |
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Are there sets of numbers such that, should they be divided among three subsets… |
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Post #Arp1Vx4794OGohG9Sa by [email protected] |
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@dx Perhaps http://www.ericharshbarger.org/dice/go_first_dice.htmlcould be twea… |
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Post #Arp1W0WwGMEJYxliIy by [email protected] |
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I ask this, of course, because of boardgames. It is desirable when designing a … |
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I suppose another trivial example is {1,10,100,1000…} |
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Or i think any set of all m^n, like {1,2,4,8,16,32,…} works. Hmmmm how to use… |
