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    How To Solve 3 Disks Tower?

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    The document provides instructions for solving the Tower of Hanoi puzzle with 3 or more disks. It outlines some key rules: only move one disk at a time, never place a larger disk on top of a smaller one, and only place an even numbered disk on an odd tower if that tower already has an odd disk. It also describes a strategy of representing disks and towers as odd or even to help track legal moves and solve the puzzle systematically.

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    The document provides instructions for solving the Tower of Hanoi puzzle with 3 or more disks. It outlines some key rules: only move one disk at a time, never place a larger disk on top of a smaller one, and only place an even numbered disk on an odd tower if that tower already has an odd disk. It also describes a strategy of representing disks and towers as odd or even to help track legal moves and solve the puzzle systematically.

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    The document provides instructions for solving the Tower of Hanoi puzzle with 3 or more disks. It outlines some key rules: only move one disk at a time, never place a larger disk on top of a smaller one, and only place an even numbered disk on an odd tower if that tower already has an odd disk. It also describes a strategy of representing disks and towers as odd or even to help track legal moves and solve the puzzle systematically.

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    The document provides instructions for solving the Tower of Hanoi puzzle with 3 or more disks. It outlines some key rules: only move one disk at a time, never place a larger disk on top of a smaller one, and only place an even numbered disk on an odd tower if that tower already has an odd disk. It also describes a strategy of representing disks and towers as odd or even to help track legal moves and solve the puzzle systematically.

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    HOW TO SOLVE 3 DISKS TOWER?

    FIRST STEP:

    Note: don’t put the odd disk to the even tower

    SECOND STEP:
    THIRD STEP:

    Note: You can only put the odd disk to the even disk if there is even disk under it.

    FOURTH STEP:
    FIFTH STEP:

    SIXTH STEP:
    SEVENTH STEP:

    DONE!
    HOW TO SOLVE 3 DISKS TOWER?

    STEP ONE:

    Note: don’t put the EVEN disk to the ODD tower

    STEP TWO:
    STEP THREE:

    STEP FOUR:
    STEP FIVE:

    STEP SIX:
    STEP SEVEN:

    STEP EIGHT:
    STEP NINE:

    STEP TEN:
    STEP ELEVEN:

    STEP TWELVE:
    STEP THIRTEEN:

    STEP FOURTEEN:
    STEP FIFTEEN

    DONE!
    THERE ARE SIMPLE RULES TO BE FOLLOWED:
    1. Just one disk can be transferred at a time
    2. No larger disk may be placed on top of a smaller disk
    3. No even number may be placed on odd tower, unless it has odd
    disk on the odd tower.

    How to solve the TOWER OF HANOI?


    In my case, I have my own ways or strategies on how to win the game.
    • I represent each disk as ODD or EVEN depending on how many disks
    there in stack.
    • As well as the tower, I represent the first tower to ODD and second
    tower to EVEN and third tower to ODD
    • Always put the odd disk s to odd tower, unless the even tower has
    even disk on it, so you can put the odd disk to even tower. And
    vice versa.\

    These techniques that I used help me in remembering easily the moves


    even if there is more than 4 disks on stack. I can easily anticipate the next
    move without errors because of these techniques and finish the game with
    not more than the exact moves. Also I used to win in this competition back
    in high school.

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