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If you have 12 crayons arranged to
make four perfect squares and take away three crayons to make three
perfect squares can you answer that?
David V. |
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* Often it's described as a
matchstick puzzle. Apparently it doesn't matter what you will use -
matchsticks, toothpicks or crayons. |
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Mini-Contest 6 -
Twelve Crayons is FINISHED |
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| It was our
sixth mini-contest. Now we have the first six correct
answers and propose this contest's results and some
details about
the puzzle
and its
solution.
With this Mini-Contest 6 is finished. |
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The
winners are:
1. Nicole Takahashi.
2. Joao Paulo.
3. Jensen Lai.
4. Alex Packard.
5. Federico Bribiesca Argomedo.
6. Jeffrey Czarnowski. |
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Last Updated: July 8, 2007 |
Posted: January 24, 2002 |
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