2 puzzles for yall
1.)Ok so this puzzle came up in my math class and i was wondering if you could solve it.
So there are 7 disks like show here http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/7365/dotsi.png
(you can't move the disks) draw 3 squares so that each circle is in it's own square, but only 4 of the squares can be the same size.
2. solve this problem. 987654321 minus every number from 1-9 (each number can be used once) and it must equal a number with all the digits 1-9
WINNER GETS A COOKIE (choco choco chip.)
November 17, 2011
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everyone saying draw three squares and only 4 squares can be the same size think about the problem. If you have to make 7 squares (i per circle) than there are more than 4 squares
[quote=Pickle99885]1.)Ok so this puzzle came up in my math class and i was wondering if you could solve it.
So there are 7 disks like show here http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/7365/dotsi.png(
(you can't move the disks) draw 3 squares so that each circle is in it's own square, but only 4 of the squares can be the same size.
[/quote]
http://s1086.photobucket.com/albums/j442/PyroWizard45/?action=view&current=dotsi.jpg would this work? The squares on the bottom are more rectangularish, does that count? If not you can just extend the square for it to work better
2) 987654321-123456789=864197532
2. 987654321-123456789=864197532
immage is not found dude
404 - Not found
Is what I get.
Oh no. MATH ):