
Your task is to get all the blue marbles in P1 and red marbles in
P2
The actions available are as follows:
Give the PDDL description to represent the above as a Planning
Problem. Do not forget to also define and describe the predicates
and constants that your are going to use.
Also, give a complete plan (using the actions described) for
getting from the start to the goal state
Planning Problem

This problem will be solves in 6 steps-
1. Initialy- P1-3 Red Balls , P2= 3 Blue balls
here i will Mention Red Balls as R and Blue Balls as B.
2. Move 2 R balls from P1 to P2-
Result- P1=R , P2=BBBRR
3. Move 2 balls B and R from P2 to P1-
Result- P1=RRB , P2=BBR
4. Move 2 balls B and R from P2 to P1-
Result- P1=RRBBR , P2=B
5. Move 2 balls R and R from P1 to P2-
Result- P1=BBR , P2=BRR
6. Move 2 balls B and R from P2 to P1-
Result- P1=BBRRB , P2=R
7. Move 2 balls R and R from P1 to P2-
Result- P1=BBB , P2=RRR
Therefor all the balls have been moves in just 6 simple steps.
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