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Proba Test [7] // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 3 Nov 2010 18:55

1 1 1
butter

1 1 100
butter

1 1 900
bread

1 1 1000
bread

100 10 1000
butter

Proba Re: Test [6] // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 3 Nov 2010 18:56

1 1 469
butter

1 1 470
bread

Artem Re: Test [5] // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 11 Nov 2010 00:47

Why you have
1 1 470 - bread
and
1 1 469 - butter?

1 1 469
time = 0.045152364098573095
speed = 7.816666666666666
N = time*speed = 0.352940979370513
angle = 127.05875257338468. So it must be bread;

and

1 1 470
time = 0.045152364098573095
speed = 7.833333333333333
N = time*speed= 0.3536935187721559
angle = 127.32966675797611

So for both variants we get bread.
Am i not right ?

Artem Re: Test [4] // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 11 Nov 2010 01:03

Oh.. Proba, sorry. Now see problem. thank you for tests :)

Maciej Paprocki Re: Test [3] // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 20 Jan 2011 03:25

why you are using speed, you need only angle for which you dont need speed

Maciej Paprocki Re: Test [2] // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 20 Jan 2011 04:11

sorry it was stupid question:)

Valentin (PSU) Re: Test [1] // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 5 Oct 2011 11:36

Thanks for tests...
If you have WA#23 usind C# remember that Math.Sqrt(-1) = NaN :)

jim Re: Test // Problem 1800. Murphy's Law 19 Jul 2018 07:19

3Q for your tests!

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