On the Subject of Planets
Planet? Earth. Hotel? Trivago. Formulas? LaTeX.
For those who are familiar with the original module.
This module consists of a planet, a keypad (0–9), a delete button and a space button.
- $${A = 123 \times \text{Planet#} + 10 \times \text{#solved modules}}$$
- $${B = 5 \times \text{#batteries} + 6 \times \text{#lit indicators}}$$
- $${C = A + B + 4 \times \text{#ports} + 21\times 22}$$
- $${D_0 = \left(\text{strip1} \times \text{strip2} \times \text{strip3} \times \text{strip4} \times \text{strip5} + \text{change1}\right) \times \text{change2}}$$
- $${D = \begin{cases} D_0 \times 5 & \underline{\text{if strip 5 is off or white}} \\ D_0 & \underline{\text{else}} \end{cases}}$$
- $${\text{Answer} = \left[(C \text{ mod } 1000) \times (D \text{ mod } 1000)\right] \text{ mod } 1000000 }$$
Enter the code and hit the “Space” button!
Note:
- Planet#: refer to Planet Number
- #(something): Number/Count of (something)
- strip1 ~ strip5: refer to Strip Colour Number
- change1, change2: refer to Strip Change One and Strip Change Two