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Rama09 [41]
3 years ago
11

Mario has received 16 unlabeled thumb-drives with ads on them. he has 8 gray drives which have the print ad, 4 pink drives which

have the digital display ad, and 4 blue drives with the video ad. what is the minimum number of thumb-drives he must open to ensure that he has one of each color with each ad?*
Mathematics
1 answer:
harkovskaia [24]3 years ago
4 0
Mario has 8 gray drives which have the print ad, 4 pink drives which have the digital display ad, and 4 blue drives with the video ad.
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</span><span>The most unsuccessfull way of opening drives is: 1st - grey, 2nd - grey, 3 - rd grey and so on untill all 8 gray drives are opened, then 9th - pink, 10th - pink, 11th - pink, 12th - pink  (or 4 blue) and then blue one (or pink one) drive.
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</span><span>He must open 13 drives to ensure that he has one of each color with each ad. </span>
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