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2026 · General Aptitude (GA) · General Aptitude · Logic
Mining Engineering (MN) 2026
A coin with heads facing up is shown as \( \boxed{H} \) and a coin with tails facing up is shown as \( \boxed{T} \).
Six coins are placed in the Starting Arrangement, as shown in the figure below.
A “step” is defined as interchanging a pair of adjacent coins without flipping them. The minimum number of steps needed to go from the Starting Arrangement to the Final Arrangement, as shown in the figure, is ______.
Six coins are placed in the Starting Arrangement, as shown in the figure below.
A “step” is defined as interchanging a pair of adjacent coins without flipping them. The minimum number of steps needed to go from the Starting Arrangement to the Final Arrangement, as shown in the figure, is ______.
