Problem 2582. Cut an orange

Solution 510320

Submitted on 8 Oct 2014 by Jan Orwat

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Test	Status	Code Input and Output
1	Pass	%% Grid with N=1 doesn't cut the orange, it represents the smallest cube that orange can fit in. There are no juicy cubes, one piece sorrounded by peel. N = 1; y_correct = [0 1]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
2	Pass	%% N = 1; y_correct = [0 1]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
3	Pass	%% N = 2; y_correct = [0 8]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
4	Pass	%% N = 3; y_correct = [1 26]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
5	Pass	%% N = 4; y_correct = [8 56]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
6	Pass	%% N = 5; y_correct = [19 98]; % was [27 90] assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
7	Pass	%% N = 6; y_correct = [32 152]; % was [56 128]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
8	Pass	%% N = 7; y_correct = [81 194]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
9	Pass	%% N = 8; y_correct = [136 272]; % was [160 248]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
10	Pass	%% N = 9; y_correct = [203 362]; % was [251 314]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
11	Pass	%% N = 10; y_correct = [304 416]; % was [312 408]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))
12	Pass	%% % finally more cubes than peels! N = 13; assert(isequal(-diff(cut_orange(N)),5))
13	Pass	%% N = 19; y_correct = [2769 1658]; assert(isequal(cut_orange(N),y_correct))

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