I just read miscues post... heh
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BTW, the 15 wall count is wrong. There are 16.
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blaze you missed most of the lines
EDIT I DIDNT SCROOL DOWN MY BAD
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No. You're passing through a vertex... not a line. Even if you considered the vertex as part of the line... then you passed through the middle line twice.
Give it up! It can't be done.Comment
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little cheating here i went up the last line in the center, i only crossed it once lol
`edit according to the instructions i passed 15 lines...so i win!Comment
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You need a line.."What we have to accomplish at this time is all the more clear: relentless criticism of all existing conditions, relentless in the sense that the criticism is not afraid of its findings and just as little afraid of the conflict with the powers that be."
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a line of what lol?Comment
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//spoiler//
<font color="#ededed">the common "correct" answer that i've seen involves completing all but one line, then shoving the pen/pencil through the paper, continuing the line on the back of the page until you are into the final box, punching back to the front of the page and crossing the final "wall" technically you have now drawn a single, unbroken line that crosses all walls exactly once.
but as miscue said, it's impossible to do (at least on a 2d surface like paint or a blackboard)
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lol. one of my teachers gave this to my class last year. instead of sitting there trying to solve it, i showed how it was mathematically impossible : )Comment
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Can't be done. Give up!Originally posted by dansim
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i gave up as soon as a i saw the picture.giblit
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Did it say the lines couldn't cross?
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you crossed the upper right line twice...
I think I did it right with my going through the corner trick
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