Thread: =========STRATEGY PROBLEM #3==========
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Re: =========STRATEGY PROBLEM #3==========
Posted by Chris Orimoto at 02/24/2001 3:33 AM EST


Student on team #368, Kika Mana, from McKinley High School and Nasa Ames/Hawaiian Electric/Weinberg Foundation.


In Reply to: =========STRATEGY PROBLEM #3==========
Posted by Anton Abaya on 02/22/2001 2:59 PM EST:



Again...exact same strategy. This time, put D on the stretcher.

C goes straight for limbo to grab big ball while A grabs D on the stretcher. B pushes goal back to alliance station.
A pulls stretcher over bridge first. B pushes ramp down, goes over and hangs around by ramp. After all this time has passed, C should be ready to cross over bridge again w/big ball. C crosses over and B (being on the far side) pushes ramp back down to far side and then heads for a big ball. While C is dumping big ball into near goal, A should have dropped off the stretcher and hooked onto the far goal. (B had pushed the bridge to the far side) A then comes over the bridge back to the near side. During this transition, C should have deposited the big ball and headed for the limbo to endzone. A grabs the two goals and takes time to balance...enough time, in fact for B to grab a big ball and position it to be placed on the "far" goal after it is balanced.

This is a little different from the previous two scenarios, but it works. Being a little more complex, I think the 450 score is more likely here.

10+10+10+10+10+10+15=75
75*4=300
300*1.5=450

I do think though, that this is very accomplishable in 1:45.

Just my personal thoughts...

Chris, #368
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