3 All the even numbers in the range 1 100 are written on the blackboard Two players take turns putting

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3. All the even numbers in the range 1 – 100 are written on the blackboard. Two players take turns putting the signs ‘+’ and ‘–’ respectively in front of any free number. The first player tries to maximize the sum.
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