If it is dropped from that.
Check which floors to break eggs from.
For example if the property of the eggs is that n equals 15 those eggs will always break on any floor higher than or equal to the 15th floor but those eggs will never break on any floor below floor 15.
We can notice that if we choose 4th floor as first floor 7 th as next floor and 9 as next of next floor we never exceed more than 4 trials.
2 if egg does not break we try next from 7 th floor.
If egg doesn t break we go to 27th floor.
I think we should start from 50the floor if the first egg breaks we have to check lower 50 floors otherwise upper 50 floors.
One of the floors is the highest floor an egg can be dropped from without breaking.
Then we have to test floors 1 13 with the 2nd egg to see where the egg breaks again and the egg will not break on any of those floors.
Raising a nest box slightly can make a distinction between that and the floor.
Again two cases arise.
If egg breaks we one by one try remaining 13 floors.
A building has 100 floors.
If an egg is dropped from above that floor it will break.
What this means is that the egg will not break when dropped from any floor below floor n but the egg will definitely break from any floor above floor n including floor n itself.
If it doesn t break you will have to check the x x 1 th big x x 1 big text th x x 1 th floor.
To encourage chickens to lay in nest boxes.
Ensure the nest boxes are designed correctly.
Consider the size but also the height of the box.
If egg breaks on 27 th floor we try floors form 15 to 26.
The optimal number of trials is 14 in worst case.
The solution for the worst case in this scenario occurs when the threshold floor is floor number 14 because we will drop the first egg on floor 14 and it will break.
In either case we have to do the job from downward to upwards.
See below for programming solution for general k eggs and n floors.