Section 13
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# MATH show mechanisms for branching
[
hear
]
(intro if);
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(=
(if
(> 4 1)
29 22)
29);
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]
(=
(if
(> 5 4)
24 28)
24);
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]
(=
(if
(> 4 4)
20 20)
20);
[
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]
(=
(if
(> 6 3)
28 28)
28);
[
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]
(=
(if
(< 5 6)
22 23)
22);
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]
(=
(if
(= 3 3)
25 20)
25);
[
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]
(=
(if
(< 1 2)
27 21)
27);
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]
(=
(if
(= 3 3)
25 25)
25);
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]
(define max /
? x /
? y /
if
(>
(x)
(y)
)
(x)
(y)
);
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]
(define min /
? x /
? y /
if
(<
(x)
(y)
)
(x)
(y)
);
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]
(= 0
(max 0 0)
);
[
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]
(= 0
(min 0 0)
);
[
hear
]
(= 1
(max 0 1)
);
[
hear
]
(= 0
(min 0 1)
);
[
hear
]
(= 2
(max 0 2)
);
[
hear
]
(= 0
(min 0 2)
);
[
hear
]
(= 1
(max 1 0)
);
[
hear
]
(= 0
(min 1 0)
);
[
hear
]
(= 1
(max 1 1)
);
[
hear
]
(= 1
(min 1 1)
);
[
hear
]
(= 2
(max 1 2)
);
[
hear
]
(= 1
(min 1 2)
);
[
hear
]
(= 2
(max 2 0)
);
[
hear
]
(= 0
(min 2 0)
);
[
hear
]
(= 2
(max 2 1)
);
[
hear
]
(= 1
(min 2 1)
);
[
hear
]
(= 2
(max 2 2)
);
[
hear
]
(= 2
(min 2 2)
);
[
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]
(define factorial /
? n /
if
(<=
(n)
1)
1 /
*
(n)
/
factorial /
-
(n)
1);
[
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]
(= 1 / factorial 1);
[
hear
]
(= 2 / factorial 2);
[
hear
]
(= 6 / factorial 3);
[
hear
]
(= 24 / factorial 4);
[
hear
]
(= 120 / factorial 5);