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    • RZ923R

      My casework method...

      Module 3 Day 10 Your Turn Part 2
      • • • RZ923
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      @zestfulalbatross-0 I did the same way except that I thought of the clusters as immovable bundles. I think clusters is a better way of illustrating the problems.

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      Wrong answer to the mini question.

      Revisiting GCDs
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      @thoughtfulmongoose Let a=2x and b=2y, then the question is asking for the GCD of 2x and 4y. Obviously 2 is a common divisor, but we don't know if x has any more 2s in it. If x has one more factor of 2 and y has none then the greatest common divisor is 4. So the answer should be NEI(not enough info)

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      Wrong answer again

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      • • • stupendousdingo
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      Wrong answer to mini question 2

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      Answer choice missing

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    • The Blade DancerT

      Does that recursion have anything to do with Fibonacci?

      Module 3 Day 10 Your Turn Part 4
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      @sqwishy nice

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