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There are 13 pearls of four colours in the necklace: blue (S), pink (R), orange (O) and yellow (K). Find the rest of the pearls, if it is given that between two pearls of the same colour there are at least two pearls of a different colour and there are altogether at least twice as many blue and pink pearls as there are yellow. Answer: From the left to the right it is: SKRSKRSORKSRK Archive reference: RKM, KP 7, 556/7 (71) Location: Iis Date: 1992 Subject: pearl |
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There are 13 pearls of four different colours in the necklace: blue (S), pink (R), orange (O) and yellow (K). On this drawing only four pearls have been located. Now it is to be determined what colour the rest of the pearls are, if it is given that: between two pearls of the same colour there are at least two pearls of a different colour, – there are altogether twice as many blue and pink pearls as there are yellow. Answer: In the necklace the pearls from the left to the right are on the following order: SRKSRKSORKSRK. Archive reference: RKM, KP 9, 291 (3) Location: Tln Date: 1992 Subject: pearl |