11-19-2014, 05:00 PM
estion No. 2
Consider three glasses labeled “R”, “G” and “E”. Glass labeled “R” contains Red water, Glass labeled “G” contains Green water and the glass labeled “E” is empty. The problem is to swap the water of glass “R” and “G”, so that finally glass “R” contains green water and “G” contains red water. You can use the empty glass to complete the task. Draw the solution space for said problem showing initial and final state(s)
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Consider three glasses labeled “R”, “G” and “E”. Glass labeled “R” contains Red water, Glass labeled “G” contains Green water and the glass labeled “E” is empty. The problem is to swap the water of glass “R” and “G”, so that finally glass “R” contains green water and “G” contains red water. You can use the empty glass to complete the task. Draw the solution space for said problem showing initial and final state(s)