A mathematical problem
Persons A, B and C share a kingsized bed.
Person A is 5'6" tall and weighs about 132lbs.
Person B is 16" long and weighs about 11lb.
Person C is 15" long and weighs about 9lbs.
Person A paid for the bed and deals with all the laundry associated with the bed.
Person C randomly attacks persons A and B if they move suddenly in the dark.
Person A seems to end up with less than 20% of the available bed space.
How much space in the bed should person A get and why? Please show workings and any assumptions.
Person A is 5'6" tall and weighs about 132lbs.
Person B is 16" long and weighs about 11lb.
Person C is 15" long and weighs about 9lbs.
Person A paid for the bed and deals with all the laundry associated with the bed.
Person C randomly attacks persons A and B if they move suddenly in the dark.
Person A seems to end up with less than 20% of the available bed space.
How much space in the bed should person A get and why? Please show workings and any assumptions.
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