e) On the 7th floor of a fort lives a queen !! The floor has 17 dorms arranged in a row, Each dorm has doors connecting to the adjoining dorm as well as to the outside corridor. The queen sleeps in a different dorm each night by opening the door to an adjoining dorm (either side depending on her mood) and spending the night and the next day in that room, One day the king arrives at the fort and is searching for the queen. The security guard at the fort tells him of the queen's sleeping patterns and informs him that each morning he may knock on one of the outside doors only. If the queen happens to be behind that door, she will open it and consent to talk to him. The king also has a ticket to another neighboring kingdom in 30 days, so he can make at most 30 attempts. Can the king win the hand of the queen, and if so, what is his strategy ? Explain your solution in detail (you may use diagrams to explain if needed).

e) On the 7th floor of a fort lives a queen !! The floor has 17 dorms arranged in a row, Each dorm has doors connecting to the adjoining dorm as well as to the outside corridor. The queen sleeps in a different dorm each night by opening the door to an adjoining dorm (either side depending on her mood) and spending the night and the next day in that room, One day the king arrives at the fort and is searching for the queen. The security guard at the fort tells him of the queen's sleeping patterns and informs him that each morning he may knock on one of the outside doors only. If the queen happens to be behind that door, she will open it and consent to talk to him. The king also has a ticket to another neighboring kingdom in 30 days, so he can make at most 30 attempts. Can the king win the hand of the queen, and if so, what is his strategy ? Explain your solution in detail (you may use diagrams to explain if needed).

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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