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Apply the remainder of the Selfridge-Conway procedure to what was obtained in Question 20 by completing the steps below:
a) Draw a picture of T from each player's view.
b) The procedure calls for the player (other than player 1) who did not receive the trimmed piece to divide T into three pieces he or she believes to be the same size. Illustrate this division, and label the pieces X, Y, and Z.
c) Indicate which parts of T (and the sizes or values) the players will choose when they go in the order: player 2, player 1, player 3.
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