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Does there exist a partition of an L to create a square?

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Does there exist a partition of an L to create a square?

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How do I find a number which when divided by 4, 5, 6 and 7 gives 3, 4, 5 and 6 as remainders respectively?

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Farmer, hex, fox and grain problem. Creating an admissible heuristic via Graph Search?

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Where can I find puzzles on countable and uncountable sets?

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I give coins to my friend in stages. Why is the total number of coins given not equal to the total of the leftovers at each stage?

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$5 \times 5\;$ "square additive set"

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When the numbers $8, 11, 18, 20, 23, 32, 38$ are placed to form an equality in the empty boxes below, which one of the numbers will not be used?

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Does there exist a way to simplify or build a table to find the truth in a set of given statements involving 5 individuals?

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score 117 · Answer 14 · 2019-02-12 16:29:52

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Puzzle (1): Explaining a pattern in multiplication graphs modulo $m$

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Does a problem involving finding the least amount of trials in weighing to reach a certain quantity can be solved without derivatives?

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Does there exist a partition of an L to create a square?

How do I find a number which when divided by 4, 5, 6 and 7 gives 3, 4, 5 and 6 as remainders respectively?

Farmer, hex, fox and grain problem. Creating an admissible heuristic via Graph Search?

Where can I find puzzles on countable and uncountable sets?

The ant and the rubber string.

Solve the following riddle

I give coins to my friend in stages. Why is the total number of coins given not equal to the total of the leftovers at each stage?

$5 \times 5\;$ "square additive set"

Filling a modified sudoku/latin square

When the numbers $8, 11, 18, 20, 23, 32, 38$ are placed to form an equality in the empty boxes below, which one of the numbers will not be used?

Does there exist a way to simplify or build a table to find the truth in a set of given statements involving 5 individuals?

A game-theoretic chess puzzle -- Proof verification

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Puzzle (1): Explaining a pattern in multiplication graphs modulo $m$

Does a problem involving finding the least amount of trials in weighing to reach a certain quantity can be solved without derivatives?

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