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A challenge
You have to draw a line through each wall in this house without it crossing the same wall multiple times or crossing itself.
Here's the house: Here's an example: |
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Re: A challenge
<font color="white">It's impossible, isn't it? </font>
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Re: A challenge
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<font color="white">It's impossible, isn't it? </font> [/ QUOTE ] <font color="white">Provably so. There are 3 regions with odd numbers of walls and therefore must have an endpoint of the line. It's a bit tricky as "outside the house" is one of the regions, and it has 9 walls.</font> |
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I think this does it [/ QUOTE ] You go through the bottom-center twice. The puzzle is not solvable. |
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Re: A challenge
oh yea, holler
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Re: A challenge
I have always heard that the box was just the box without the roof. Would it be solvable if it didn't have to 2 lines that form the roof?
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Re: A challenge
what do I win |
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Re: A challenge
HE SAID A LINE NOT 18 NIT
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Re: A challenge
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HE SAID A LINE NOT 18 NIT [/ QUOTE ] "You have to draw a line through each wall in this house without it crossing the same wall multiple times or crossing itself." I drew a line through each wall. None of them cross the same wall multiple times or cross themselves. Face it, I win. |
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