How do you connect the dot puzzle?

Answer

Start from the bottom right dot, draw a line through the central dot ending on the top left.
Connect the top row, but don’t stop on the top right – continue on to the next dot if the pattern continued.
Now draw a line through the middle right and middle bottom – continuing again to where the next dot would be.

What four dots mean?

Unlike the three-dot disappearing act seen while texting, where the implication is that the conversation is still going, the four dots in a text message is similar to NRN and EOD, which indicates “no reply needed” and it’s the “end of discussion.” The first three dots are an ellipsis (…) and the fourth dot is a full …

How to join 9 dots with 4 straight lines?

Your task is to join the 9 dots with 4 straight lines, without lifting the pen. Join the 9 dots with 3 straight lines without lifting th pen. So this problem doesn’t need hard work or calculation…. it just needs the smart way of thinking outside the box…

Can a line of sufficient thickness connect all the dots?

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How to connect six boxes without intersecting lines?

This video will show you how to do a great bar trick puzzle. Connect the boxes to win some bets and free drinks. Once you know how to do it, it’s very easy to accomplish. This involves some drawing, but you’ll impress friends with this intersecting lines trick. Fun Party Tricks provides tons of great howto videos for cool party tricks.

What is the minimum number of straight lines to connect all?

If H = 6, there exist 7 points (on another horizontal line) that are NOT covered by the horizontal lines in the solution. Each of these 7 points must be covered by a separate line; this yields V + S ≥ 7 and H + V + S ≥ 13. If V = 6, we argue symmetrically to case 3. It remains to consider the case with H ≤ 5 and V ≤ 5.

How do you connect 9 dots with 4 lines?

Get a pen and some paper and copy the nine dots arranged in a square below. To solve the problem, you need to join all nine dots by drawing no more than four straight lines. The straight lines must be continuous – i.e. you must not lift your pen from the paper once you start drawing. Don’t read any further until you’ve tried to solve the problem.

How to draw 8 lines with 8 starting points?

So I begin 8 lines to be drawn with 5 possible starting points, depending on which vertex is selected as the starting point there are 2, 3 or 4 choices for the first line. 2 at the apex of the roof, 4 at each top corner and 3 at each bottom corner. The second line reduces each vertex choice by 1 since you can’t redraw the first line.

What’s the problem with the Nine-Dot Problem?

The trouble with the usual way of presenting the nine-dot problem is that it contains (ahem) an unexamined assumption. I.e. that all we have to do is tell people they can go outside the box and they will find it easy to solve the problem.