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JSButterfly019 Posted 20 years ago
Jokes, Puzzles & Riddles
Is This Puzzle Solvable??
Click To Enlarge: Note: There are no tricks to this puzzle. No underground tunneling systems. No "tying" pipes together. No coming up with your own ideas.
This is a straightforward puzzle with one rule: Get Light, Gas, and Water to each house with out crossing lines. Draw it out on a piece of paper and give it a try!
If this puzzle has been posted please give me the link. Thanks!! And have fun!!
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Yes the puzzle is solveable, have a look here.......... htm Ear.
- Yes the puzzle is solveable, have a look here..........
- htm Ear.
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Yes the puzzle is solveable, have a look here..........
http://puzzles.nigelcoldwell.co.uk/twentysix.htm
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http://puzzles.nigelcoldwell.co.uk/twentysix.htm
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Ok i have been doing a bit of research on this, and apparantly it cannot be done, unless the graph or drawing is 3 dimensional.
Have a look at the link below, this explains it better.
http://www.cut-the-knot.org/do_y
Have a look at the link below, this explains it better.
http://www.cut-the-knot.org/do_y
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Correct!! This puzzle is not solvable!! I have tried for years and no one I know can do it. When I first found this puzzle, it stated "Try it if you can!"
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I have to disagree, there is nothing in the original question that means the answer @
http://puzzles.nigelcoldwell.co.uk/twentysix.htm
is invalid.
You can't simply state. You can't go through the house. It's a perfectly valid solution to the question as asked.
The fa
http://puzzles.nigelcoldwell.co.uk/twentysix.htm
is invalid.
You can't simply state. You can't go through the house. It's a perfectly valid solution to the question as asked.
The fa
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Going through someone else's property is not allowed.
I remember looking at this problem long before the Internet was invented. One possible solution was drawing around the back of the paper.
I remember looking at this problem long before the Internet was invented. One possible solution was drawing around the back of the paper.
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JSButterfly019Click To Enlarge:In that case...I'll just...stare....at the screen.....um...did I solve it yet?
Note: No coming up with your own ideas.
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