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The Puzzle: You have six beads placed in a plane. The object is to find two pairs of equidistant beads. (In other words, find a pair of beads that are exactly the same distance apart as another pair of beads).The distance between two beads is meant as the distance between their centers.Author: Peter GrabarchukThis Puzzle © 2007 Peter Grabarchuk. All Rights Reserved.More from Peter Grabarchuk at PeterPuzzle.com
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The solution is shown in this illustration:Author: Peter GrabarchukThis Puzzle © 2007 Peter Grabarchuk. All Rights Reserved.
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The Puzzle: You have six beads placed in a plane. The object is to find two pairs of equidistant beads. (In other words, find a pair of beads that are exactly the same distance apart as another pair of beads).The distance between two beads is meant as the distance between their centers.Author: Peter GrabarchukThis Puzzle © 2007 Peter Grabarchuk. All Rights Reserved.More from Peter Grabarchuk at PeterPuzzle.com
. . . . (Scroll down if you really want to see the Solution ...) . . . . . .
The Solution . . .
The solution is shown in this illustration:Author: Peter GrabarchukThis Puzzle © 2007 Peter Grabarchuk. All Rights Reserved.
Discuss this puzzle at the Math is Fun Forum
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