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十个精彩智力题(国外英语资料) Give a blind person 52 CARDS and tell him that there are 10 CARDS on the front. The blind man was asked to divide the CARDS into two piles, so that the number of CARDS on the front of each pile was the same as the number of CARDS. What should the blind do? Answer: divide the playing CARDS into two piles, one pile of ten, one pile of 42. Then, turn all the CARDS in the little pile. How do you use a coin to produce a random integer between 1 and 3? What if this coin is unfair? The answer: if it is a fair coin, it will be thrown twice, positive for 1, anyway for 2, positive for positive and positive for 3. If the coin is unfair, pay attention to the positive and anyway probability, thus make and anyway, anyway, positive and negative, positive and negative sides respectively 1, 2, 3, the rest of the situation again. A better way to do this is to flip the coin three times, positive and negative to 1, inverse to 2, inverse to anyway 3, the rest is back. 30 COINS of not all denominations are placed in a row, and a and b take turns picking one end of the coin and taking the outside one. If you take the coin first, can you guarantee that you wont get as much money as your opponent? The first thing you can do is you can always take the odd number of COINS or even the number of COINS in an even number. Its going to be the number of values in the odd position and the total value of the number of values in an even number, and then you always take the coin in those positions. There are n gas stations in a circular orbit, and the total amount of oil at all the gas stations is just enough to run a lap. Prove that you can always find one of the gas stations, which will allow the car to start from here and return to the starting point. The answer: there is always a gas station, and only its oil will be enough to run to the next gas station (otherwise all gas stations will not add up to the full capacity). All the oil at the next gas station was moved to the gas stati