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You can get the points for sorting it. Max 150 points, 30 items five points each sorted. I may have missed something, though. Read 5.e. to see where I got the points.phoenix31 wrote:Can somebody tell me how many points the bonus task is worth? It doesn't say in the rules. At least, if it does, I can't find it.
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Transistors are fine.PsiPhi wrote:Would I be allowed to use a transistor? Or is that considered an integrated circuit?
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Not sure what you're using it for, but I don't see why not.Mgras46 wrote:Can we use a ramp?
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Hmm- are lasers not considered integrated circuits? I don't know enough about how they work to determine that. They'd also have to follow soinc laser safety policies which can be found online.
Rule 3.n answers the question you asked- it is allowed.
Rule 3.n answers the question you asked- it is allowed.
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Re: Mission Possible C
Chalker, two questions about containers...
1. If we have a hole in the bottom of one of our containers, but the objects intended for that container stay within the walls of the container and would remain in that container, even if the container was moved outside of the device, are we ok? The containers would otherwise be identical - same size, shape, and plastic.
2. Is it ok to have things other than air, golf tees, marbles, or paper clips inside the containers? The only thing I can find in the rules about what shouldn't be in the containers is that there's a penalty for each golf tee, marble, and paper clip that is sorted into the wrong container.
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1. If we have a hole in the bottom of one of our containers, but the objects intended for that container stay within the walls of the container and would remain in that container, even if the container was moved outside of the device, are we ok? The containers would otherwise be identical - same size, shape, and plastic.
2. Is it ok to have things other than air, golf tees, marbles, or paper clips inside the containers? The only thing I can find in the rules about what shouldn't be in the containers is that there's a penalty for each golf tee, marble, and paper clip that is sorted into the wrong container.
Thanks!
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I'm still not sure about that. If you turned it on beforehand and let it do whatever in the box, wouldn't that be out of the control of a human operator?olympiaddict wrote:Hmm- are lasers not considered integrated circuits? I don't know enough about how they work to determine that. They'd also have to follow soinc laser safety policies which can be found online.
Rule 3.n answers the question you asked- it is allowed.
http://www.soinc.org/lasers
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