The most efficient number system is base e, ie ratio of number of digits that exist to placeholders needed to represent certain numbers.
The most efficient integer is actually base 3, which also explains why ternary logic puzzles are so elegant.
The most efficient integer is actually base 3, which also explains why ternary logic puzzles are so elegant.
Could you elaborate on that?
On what day, in the longest case scenario, have all the islanders left? You can assume they are perfectly logical, and no guessing is allowed obviously.
There are also no tricks like mirrors or water or anything like that. It’s a logic puzzle not a lateral thinking one.
The solution demonstrates ternary logic.