Robo-Ant Capture Strategies

The video discusses a scenario where experimental robo-ants, capable of shooting deadly lasers, must be stopped before they break free. The solution involves strategically placing two vacuum nozzles in their habitat to capture all ants within five minutes. The video explains the logic behind the solution, emphasizing the importance of intersections where ants change direction. The conclusion humorously suggests preparing a robo-anteater for future experiments.

What is the main problem with the experimental robo-ants?

• They are too slow.

• They cannot move.

• They can shoot deadly lasers.

• They are too large.

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How fast do the robo-ants move inside their habitat?

• 2 meters per minute

• 1 meter per minute

• 5 meters per minute

• 3 meters per minute

What is the consequence if even one robo-ant escapes?

• It will do a lot of damage.

• It will return to the habitat.

• It will become harmless.

• It will deactivate automatically.

What is the risk of moving the vacuum nozzles once placed?

• The nozzles will break.

• The robo-ants will escape through the holes.

• The habitat will collapse.

• The nozzles will lose power.

What happens when two robo-ants collide?

• They stop moving.

• They merge into one.

• They reverse directions.

• They explode.

Where should the vacuum nozzles be placed to capture the robo-ants?

• At intersections where tubes meet

• At random points in the tubes

• At the start of the tubes

• At the end of the tubes

Why is the top right intersection a crucial point for placing a nozzle?

• It is the closest to the habitat entrance.

• An ant can crawl for four minutes to return to it.

• It is the only intersection with four tubes.

• It is the largest intersection.

What is the maximum distance an ant can march before being captured by the vacuum?

• 4 meters

• 3 meters

• 6 meters

• 5 meters

What is the main strategy to ensure all robo-ants are captured?

• Place nozzles randomly.

• Place nozzles in the middle of tubes.

• Place nozzles at the start and end of tubes.

• Place nozzles at strategic intersections.

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What is the humorous suggestion for future experiments with robo-ants?

• Give them wings and fire-breathing abilities.

• Add more lasers.

• Make them faster.

• Increase their size.

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