I could use some help. I got a question about six people at a table. It's a quantitative interview question that I never heard of. Can somebody help me? My e-mail is WPearlman@aol.com.
Six people at a table.
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Post the questions so we can answer.
i guess, this applies not only to you - none of us have heard (of) this question, yet...
truly, an ultimate riddle :D
( could it be this one ;? http://www.desiboyzmasala.com/article.asp?id=4867&at=20)
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Most likely, it is the following puzzle:
Six people are sitting at a table. Show that there are
either 3 people who mutually know each other
or 3 people who mutually do not know each other.
However, assuming that I guessed the puzzle correctly, I don't see why it is important that they are sitting at a table. Maybe, it makes it more intimate or something.
Regards,
Rados
p.s: this one is not difficult.
Six people are sitting at a table. Show that there are
either 3 people who mutually know each other
or 3 people who mutually do not know each other.
However, assuming that I guessed the puzzle correctly, I don't see why it is important that they are sitting at a table. Maybe, it makes it more intimate or something.
Regards,
Rados
p.s: this one is not difficult.
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