In the game Rock, Scissors, Paper we have the following rules: Rock breaks Scissors Scissors cut Paper

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In the game “Rock, Scissors, Paper” we have the following rules:

Rock breaks Scissors
Scissors cut Paper
Paper covers Rock

If we were to create a code to represent the three entities, Rock, Scissors, and Paper, we would need two bits. Suppose we have the following code, where we call the first bit X and the second bit Y:

Y Rock: Scissors: 1 Paper: 1


Now if we have two players who can each choose one of these codes, we can play the game. Examples:


We see that there are three possible outcomes of the game: Player 1 wins, Tie, Player 2 wins. Complete the following table that describes all the possible outcomes of the game.

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Exploring Engineering An Introduction to Engineering and Design

ISBN: 978-0123747235

2nd edition

Authors: Philip Kosky, George Wise, Robert Balmer, William Keat

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