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Admissible Heuristic for Chutes and Ladders

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You are a player of Chutes and Ladders. You are going from cell 1 to cell 100, using standard 6 faced dice. There are “chutes” and “ladders” that hurt and help, respectively.
Explain an algorithm to calculate an admissible heuristic starting square i.
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