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Interview Question for Consultant at FactSet:

Nov 22, 2011

You have two ropes equal in distance that both burn the same speed. How do you find exactly 1/4 of a rope

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Nov 22, 2011

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I forgot it was something like start one side and wait and then start the other side.

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Interview Question for Consultant at FactSet:

You have two ropes equal in distance that both burn the same speed. How do you find exactly 1/4 of a rope

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