Nine/Twelve/Sixteen Dots puzzles
Twelve Dots solution
Pause. You still have a chance to solve the Sixteen Dots puzzle.
Sixteen Dots solution
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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3 comments:
The 12 dot problem is too easy. With 5 lines, you can connect all the dots without even going "outside the box" and with only drawing 90 degree angles between the lines.
But the puzzle asks that you complete a loop, and end where you started.
we are expected to find 18 different solutions in my math class, i'm screwed i'm thinking
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