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Six coins form two right isosceles
triangles -- three silver (lighter ones) make a smaller
triangle, while three gold (darker ones) make a bigger
one. The goal is to rearrange coins into another two
right
isosceles triangles so that now the three silver coins
make a bigger triangle, while the three gold coins make
a smaller one.
Move one coin at a time so that in its new position it
touches at least two other coins from the unmoved group,
except the case when this coin (marked as @) makes a
straight line triad, like O@O. Achieve the goal in the
fewest single moves.
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Updated: October 20, 2009
Posted: May 7, 2009 |
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