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Open and closed doors

Captain Spod | 13:02 Fri 27th Mar 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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If you have three doors, they can be in three states - CCO, COC, and OCC. Four doors give six states and five give eleven. What's the pattern; how can one predict how many states e.g. twelve doors can have?

Thanks in advance

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Clanad

... Or OOO and CCC?

sedge47

3 doors can have eight states and 4 can have sixteen, so for each extra door double the number of states, or it's
2 to the power of the number of doors

Captain Spod

Question Author

Whoops.

What I meant was: if you have three doors, and they are COC, you can present that information in three ways, COC, CCO, and OCC. If one continues adding doors so COCO, then COCOC etc. is there a way of predicting how many ways there are of presenting the information?

Apologies for the inaccurate question above.

swannbaker

You may need to readdress your 5 door scenario or state your 11 options !

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