The Paper Puzzle Parade
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What's up?
Panic on christmas' eve: It's high time to deliver the presents. But this year, Santa got so many of them that they hardly fit into the boot of his sleigh. Seventeen parcels have to be stuffed in there. And as his powerfull ren deers will ride an incredible speed, nothing is allowed to stick out at the top. Santa himself has tried for hours and is close to giving up. So it's up to you to save the situation and make this christmas a happy one. Helpers with some idea of mathematics have a clear advantage: The sizes and the numbers of the parcels match a famous puzzle invented by John Horton Conway, now a Princeton professor of mathematics. So when you get stuck with stuffing the parcels, have a little break and meditate on odd and even numbers. Got the clue? |
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Last modifications: January 08, 2002