Fallen Tree: 4
Lily Pads: 2
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At a certain remote lake, Maria has identified 2 particularly good locations to catch fish. At a location by a fallen tree, the expected yield from fishing is approximately 1 kg of fish per hour, no matter how long she has been fishing there. At a nearby location near some lily pads, the expected yield is 3 kg of fish in one hour, provided no one has been fishing there for at least a day. Each subsequent hour Maria spends fishing at the lily pads will have half the expected yield as that of the hour before it. Maria plans to fish from 4:00 to 10:00 tomorrow morning, each hour at one of these two locations, switching exactly one time (at the beginning of one of the hours).
On the assumption that no one else will be fishing at either location for several days before Maria's planned trip, select for
Fallen tree and for
Lily pads the numbers of hours Maria should spend at each of the two locations in order to maximize the expected yield from fishing during the time she plans to fish. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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