Complexity 30631
Here, you have a task to think about but don't look for great complexity in it. You have 6 bulbs connected here.
A to F and 6 switches No. 1 to No. 6. Your task will be to gradually determine which bulbs will always be on if any of the switches are in the off position.
A to F and 6 switches No. 1 to No. 6. Your task will be to gradually determine which bulbs will always be on if any of the switches are in the off position.
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