Three canned-food products are randomly stacked up. You need to rearrange them into stacks of the same product.
However, if you want to move a can that has cans on top of it, you have to move them all at once. Also, you can't have more than six cans stacked up at a time.
Sounds easy, right? Oh...one more thing. You have to do it in six moves or fewer.
Hints
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If you plan your moves carefully, it shouldn't be too hard.
Here's a clue to get you started:
Your first move involves moving two cans at the same time. But which ones?
Grab the can of peaches from the middle stack and move it over to the left.
There's just a single can of fish in the middle now. Hmm... Well, why not move the can of fish from the rigth stack onto the stack in the middle?
Continuing on from Hint Two, if you grab the can of fish from the left stack and move it onto the two you've got stacked in the middle, then you'll have all three cans of fish together. Nice!
Now then, what's next?
Continuing on from Hint Three, move the can of cherries from the right stack to the left stack. Then move the cherries from the middle stack to the left.
Almost done now. You can do it!
Solution
Correct
Can-do!
Now everything is in order. Nice!
Initial position
Move two cans from the second stack to the first stack
Move one can from the third stack to the second stack
Move four cans from the first stack to the second stack
Move one can from the second stack to the first stack
Move one can from the third stack to the first stack
Move two cans from the second stack to the third stack
