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For questions involving cubes in higher dimensions or the hypercube graphs.
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Tilting the $d$-cube to vertically separate its vertices
Robert Israel's answer is best possible.
As pointed out there, the problem is equivalent to finding a vector in $\mathbb{R}^d$ with minimal separation $1$ among sums of subsets of entries, and with th …
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