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Brilliant PUZZLE: Make 7 equilateral triangles with 9 matchsticks Elegant solution

Brilliant PUZZLE: Make 7 equilateral triangles with 9 matchsticks Elegant solution

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Brilliant PUZZLE: Make 7 equilateral triangles with 9 matchsticks -- Elegant solution Lish: I did from the video thumbnail ( before the length- size requirement was mentioned), and came up with 6 sticks to make a star of david by having two 3 stick triangles with one lying on the other ( makes 6 equilateral triangles, you get a spare hexagon but thats not important ) and using the remaining 3 matchsticks to make one more triangle.
Date: 2023-11-15

Comments and reviews: 11


I think I've got it! 3 more match sticks above the plane and 3 below. The solid above the plane has 3 additional sides/triangles. And the same below. Or, 2 solids (what are they called, some type of 4 sided pyramid) with a shared surface. I hope that I'm right!
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Its took me 15 minutes its very good puzzle. You ask me for chess on classical is my raiting 2000. I know a lot of puzzles but its on serbian lg. Ammar what is your job? Did you do Mensa iq test ever?
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Is it following a pattern? 6 matchstick - 4 equilateral triangle.
Then 6+ 3= 9 matchstick
4+3 = equilateral triangle
And if so then 9+3 = 12 matchstick
7+3 = 10equilateral triangle?

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My wife answer: 7 x triangle shape (-7- made by 4 match-sticks, -x- made by 2 match-sticks, and finally, triangle shape which have 01 match stick length edge made by 3 match sticks. Ha ha ha
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Can't we make a star of 6 match sticks and then make 1 out of the other 3
Coz the Q no where says that all equilateral triangle should be equal
So can't we do this?

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That shape is called trigonal bipyramid. It comes out a lot in inorganic chemistry when studying structures of hybridised compounds(more accurately sp3d hybridization.
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I solved it. Awesome and difficult question but I solved. I see your videos and I have to think logically.
Thank you for question.

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Without watching the solution, I know I could do it in three dimensions, but I'd need a bit of glue. Would that be cheating?
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David-s star is 8 triangles with 6 matches. You can use the three remaining matches to make another triangle. -
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if I had 9 buddies with pliers maybe that's a solution.
or super glue. or if I had 9 arms! (I'd be a nonapus)

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Such a mistake by you sir. Look properly at 0: 42 it makes 5 triangles not 4. Look at the biggest triangle also.
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