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The questions appear to ask for the next change but, in fact, are solved by recognizing what does not change In the first, it is easy to see that the sequence square, circle, triangle is repeated and, hence, the next two are a square and a circle The second is more difficult (but only just), because it exploits two invariants, the first being that there is always a large square followed by a small square and the second that there is one white square followed by two shaded squares We conclude that the next two are a small white square and a large shaded square Recognition of invariants often provides a simple solution to a seemingly difficult problem Exercises 22 and 23, in 2, provided a couple of examples Here is another one.

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Suppose it is required to move a square armchair sideways by a distance equal to its own width (see Figure 122) However, the chair is so heavy that it can only be moved by rotating it through 90 , around one of its four corners Is it possible to move the chair as desired If so, how If not, why not.

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The answer is that it is impossible. Suppose the armchair is initially positioned along a north-south axis. Suppose, also, that the floor is painted alternately with black and white squares, like a chess board, with each of the squares being the same size as the armchair. Suppose the armchair is initially on a black square. The requirement is to move the armchair from a north-south position on a black square to a north-south position on a white square. This cannot be achieved because an invariant property of rotating the armchair around a corner point is the chair is on a black square = the chair is facing north-south , which is false when the chair is on a white square and facing north-south (see Figure 12.3).

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12: Inductive Proofs and Constructions The word 'invariant' is synonymous with 'pattern', 'rule' or 'law' Recognition of an invariant is synonymous with understanding When scientists formulate a law, for example the law of motion, they believe they have significantly increased their understanding But, the understanding associated with the recognition of invariants is much more fundamental than this Whenever we use a word 'arm', 'cup', 'home' we are naming an invariant, the property that is common to all the objects which go by that name Sometimes it is very difficult, if not impossible, for us to define what is unchanging what, for instance, is meant by 'living' and 'non-living' nonetheless, we are naming something that is unchanging The fact that the 'something' is imprecise signifies that our understanding is incomplete And so it is with computer programs.

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