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how on earth can you assume they are all facing the same way in a line ?
one of the statii is unknown = null
I will show my bum out of the window if I am wrong
It doesn't matter if they are in a line or not - the situation is that A is looking at B and B is looking at C. Even if C is looking at A, it's irrelevant.
RH is right.
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I saw the problem on the Cosmic Variance physics blog yesterday.
Many, if not most, of the comments are scientists (who one assumes are reasonably smart) 'fessing up one after another that they jumped to the wrong conclusion. So we're in good company.
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