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number three seemed a little easy to me which means in all probability I have it wrong. You would shoot at the cyborg with the most amount of accuracy thus making you only 50% likely to be hit.

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The truth is what money can be made from a lie.

You do not shoot during the first round because there is a 33% chance you will lose the game, you pass up your turn. 50% accuracy cyborg shoots at 100% cyborg.

From here, he hits or he misses. If he hits, the biggest threat is eliminated. If he misses, he is eliminated by the 100% cyborg.

At this point, you shoot at whoever is remaining, this gives you the best possible odds in this situation.

Of three men, one man always tells the truth, one always tells lies, and one answers yes or no randomly. Each man knows which man is who. You may ask three yes/no question to determine who is who. If you ask the same question to more than one person you must count it as question used for each person whom you ask. What three questions should you ask?

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For Diego, I found this online so don't google it:

Of three men, one man always tells the truth, one always tells lies, and one answers yes or no randomly. Each man knows which man is who. You may ask three yes/no question to determine who is who. If you ask the same question to more than one person you must count it as question used for each person whom you ask. What three questions should you ask?

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