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Arrow Cutting
Arrow Cutting
A simple arrow has to be divided in just three pieces which, when rearranged, create a whole rectangle. But the pieces have to be different in their shapes and areas. Sounds easy?
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Dodecagon-to-Square Dissection
Dodecagon-to-Square Dissection
Bet not every day you see a challenge to divide a regular dodecagon into a set of pieces which can be then rearranged to create a perfect square. Would you dare to give it a try?
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The Triamond
The Triamond
A trapezoid which is formed by joining three equilateral triangles is called a triamond. The triamond can be cut into four congruent parts. But it is said there are two different ways to do that. Check it!
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Crazy Cut Suite
Crazy Cut Suite
Four shapes. It is said each of them can be divided into two identical pieces. The goal is to find the proper positions for the dividing cuts. How complicated the dissection challenges can be?
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Disk in2 Ovals
Disk in2 Ovals
Can you divide a circular table top into the fewest number of pieces so that they could be rearranged into the seats of two oval stools with open handholds?
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Step the Square
Step the Square
How to convert a perfect square into a rectangle of the same area simply by dividing it into two pieces? Which technique should be employed for this dissection?
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Improvised Chessboard
Improvised Chessboard
Restore a perfect chessboard dividing its "irregular" prototype into just two pieces. Is this possible at all?
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The Patch Quilt Puzzle
The Patch Quilt Puzzle
What is the minimum number of the square patches needed to sew a patch quilt of a perfect square? Have you ever asked the patch quilt makers about it? No? Then ask.
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Cutting a Cake
Cutting a Cake
Sweet problem: how to divide a delicious cake between five kids equally when everyone wants a part of cream rose in the center of the cake.
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The Five Congruent Polygons
The Five Congruent Polygons
Does the way of dissecting a polygon into four congruent polygons has something in common with the way of dissecting the same polygon into five congruent ones?
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The Sedan-Chair Puzzle
The Sedan Chair Puzzle
A sedan chair is useful for not too distant trips. But what to do when it rains? Close the sedan chair up and get a covered square box in the simplest possible way!
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The Good Luck Puzzle
The Good Luck Puzzle
Get the good luck horseshoe be divided into seven lucky pieces. Just find your own lucky cuts while dividing and remember they should be only two.
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An Easy Dissection Puzzle
An Easy Dissection Puzzle
Four in one! Exactly such a number of identical figures complete this shape. Make them visible and see if you'll recognize 'em...
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The Battle of the Four Oaks
The Battle of the Four Oaks
A square piece of land challenges you to divide it into four identical parts. Maybe it would be easy if there were not four ancient oaks...
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Square Skate
Square Skate
This little "skate" can be divided into four identical parts which can form a perfect square. The only task is to find these four parts...
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Crazy Cut
Crazy Cut
The only cut has to be done to divide this strange figure into two identical parts. The question is where it should go through?
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Seven by 3
Seven by 3
How can you divide the page with three lines into seven sections each containing exactly one apple?
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