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You and your team have volunteered to take on the task of designing a circuit for the hologram to display the most festive Christmas tree, since you figured that all you’ve been doing this semester is dealing with those tiny little invisible bastard charges anyways. Despite your best arguments, the department has refused to fund the expensive hologram and has promised to buy you a normal Christmas tree. So instead, your task is to design a circuit for the most festive Christmas tree to spread joy and cheer. Your tree must be dressed in four strands of lights, two of which wrap around the tree trunk and two that wrap around the outside of the tree, and a star at the top of the tree. The strands of lights all should have half the brightness of the star. If the power goes out, the star should still be able to shine bright for a few more seconds on the tree. | You and your team have volunteered to take on the task of designing a circuit for the hologram to display the most festive Christmas tree, since you figured that all you’ve been doing this semester is dealing with those tiny little invisible bastard charges anyways. Despite your best arguments, the department has refused to fund the expensive hologram and has promised to buy you a normal Christmas tree. So instead, your task is to design a circuit for the most festive Christmas tree to spread joy and cheer. Your tree must be dressed in four strands of lights, two of which wrap around the tree trunk and two that wrap around the outside of the tree, and a star at the top of the tree. The strands of lights all should have half the brightness of the star. If the power goes out, the star should still be able to shine bright for a few more seconds on the tree. | ||
- | Unfortunately, | + | Unfortunately, |