Tower of Hanoi, 10 rings

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Uploaded by on Dec 26, 2008

Completed the Tower of Hanoi with 10 rings. Video is under 2X speed in order to meet the 10 min video length limit. This game can be played at www.coolmath.com.

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  • This game is so simple, but its a bunch of fun. 10 rings wound take forever, but if you know the pattern you can do any amount you want.

  • yes, that is correct.

  • Big master! Only 11 "overmoves" .

  • hehe overmoves because i tried to do it quick enough so at 2X speed i could post under the 10 min limit that youtube imposes...

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  • not effective....I can make it 1023 moves....lol

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  • im already on 9disks :DDD ... ... ~

  • I play this with 6 different sized coins 

  • @bubonicbieber what, you don't believe me? lol

  • @bubonicbieber It's not totally mindless. It's a classic problem in computer science courses, specifically as an exercise in recursion.

  • *play again*uh fuck no.

  • Chuck Norris can do this in six moves.

  • @2016JonesAL it would take billions of years to move 64, so you would be doing that beyond the timeline of our universe

  • How long would it take to move 12,345 disks if you made one move per second.

  • @TylerSuixide no it doesnt it only took me 57 seconds to do eight disks

  • @bubonicbieber totally agreed. We are not computers...we are capable of much more complex thought.

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