Mathematics, 29.01.2020 11:40 himatasy
Me. my math teacher said that there is some sort of pattern that will us understand how to win the game. here is what the question is:
you will be competing with other contestants for a grand prize of 1 million dollars. all of the contestants will form a circle around the host. starting at seat #1, the person to the left of that contestant seat #1 is out of the game. the next remaining contestant is in seat #3. the person left of that remaining contestant is out of the game. this pattern continues until there is one contestant remaining. the object is simple. determine what seat # you must sit on the circle in order to be the last contestant remaining. since you do not know how many contestants are on the show, you must come up with an explanation of how to win at this game.
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