Answer Posted / ilana

The target is a<-b b<-c c<- a
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a = a+b+c ; // a+b+c b c
c = c+b; // a+b+c b b+c
b = c-b; // a+b+c c b+c
c = a-c; // a+b+c c a
a = a-(b+c) // b c a

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