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    Prakash Kapadia
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    At time 0, a particle is at point 0 on the real line. At time 1, the particle divides into two and instantaneously after division, one particle moves 1 unit to the left and the other moves one unit to the right. At time 2, each of these particles divides into two, and one of the two particles moves one unit to the left and the other moves one unit to the right. Whenever two particles meet, they destroy each other leaving nothing behind. How many particles will be after time 2^11 +1?

     

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