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seen this puzzle before. The idea is to draw three paths from A (one to each of
X, Y, & Z), draw three paths from B (to X, Y, & Z), and three paths
from C (to X, Y, & Z), so that no two paths cross each other.Return to my Puzzle pages
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You may have
seen this puzzle before. The idea is to draw three paths from A (one to each of
X, Y, & Z), draw three paths from B (to X, Y, & Z), and three paths
from C (to X, Y, & Z), so that no two paths cross each other.
Using a third
dimension or going through a letter (as in diagram #2) are illegal. Try the
puzzle, if you haven't already done so.
Well, the
problem is supposed to be impossible. But, I seem to have found a solution (see
diagram #3). Do you think I will be famous? Click here,
to find out.