Hotel Cardinality continued. Given the scenario in Mindscape 16, suppose now that two more travelers arrive, each wanting his or her own private room. Is it possible for the night manager to make room for these folks with- out pushing anyone onto the streets?

Hotel Cardinality continued. Given the scenario in Mindscape 16, suppose now that two more travelers arrive, each wanting his or her own private room. Is it possible for the night manager to make room for these folks with- out pushing anyone onto the streets?

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