Yellow wins 3 states adjacent to TN, why does this person blatantly lie?
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are u ok
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Once Once you know KY and TN both have 8 adj states it's obviously impossible do u never check anything?
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dude seriously
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it is, adjacent states of the same color, not states of the same color sharing an adjacency
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if u r saying that a starting w a state of 1 color, only 2 states of the same color can be adjacent, so what?
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a state of one color doesn't touch any of that same color
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Yes, if you read your original post the grammar is ambiguous, I originally read it one way and won't quibble about parsing. 1/
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Do UT and NM not count?
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no, four-color theorem defines adjacency in such a way as to exclude corners
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Seems like cheating IMO.
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not if you consider that the length of shared border is zero
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Although, given that there's only one 4-way corner, there should be a solution that uses 4 colors there.
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fwiw I just took one output of a site that generates arbitrary valid solutions :p there's several trillion possibles
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Red wins with 179 electoral college votes (Green 155, Yellow 121, and Blue 73. Not counting the 10 from AK and HI)
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an absolute majority is required. election of 1824 is a fascinating case if you're into that sort of stuff
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I should have guessed! :-)
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Is there only one way to color the U.S. map (excluding the disconnected states) up to permutation of the four colors?
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no, several trillion
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