Originally posted by LoudMusic
Who can tell me where the exta block comes from?
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~LoudMusic
Originally posted by Talentless
The location of the unfilled square is where the botom right block of the red shape was, so I would guess it comes from there. Is that it?oke:
Originally posted by TATINEE
Hmm.. I don't know how to better explain what Talentless said. In the first picture, the two funky shaped blocks fit together b/c you were matching up the sides that had the same number of blocks , but that wasn't done in the second picture. I'm gonna be frustrated about this until you tell us the answer.. lol.
Originally posted by LoudMusic
La la la, I'm not going to say, la la la. (:
~LoudMusic
Originally posted by TATINEE
Meanie. I'm too tired right now to beat it out of you with this pillow I'm holding, but just you wait... you have a beat down coming to you!! hehe
Originally posted by LoudMusic
I almost got my finger broken last time I was in a pillow fight. It really sucked! You know, I just realized that this may be the reason it still hurts ... from 10 years ago. Maybe it was broken! Aye caramba!
~LoudMusic
Originally posted by vat_man
Okay, try this.
It is a case of the pieces beig differently arranged. You'll note that on the bottom shape the combined shape is slightly taller at most points - the top line is not straight on the bottom combined shape, it's actually slightly convex.
The blank square represents the difference in volume of the straight top line in the top combined shape, and the slightly convex shape of the top line in the bottom combined shape.
Not terribly well explained, but I think that's it.
Originally posted by vat_man
Okay, try this.
It is a case of the pieces beig differently arranged. You'll note that on the bottom shape the combined shape is slightly taller at most points - the top line is not straight on the bottom combined shape, it's actually slightly convex.
The blank square represents the difference in volume of the straight top line in the top combined shape, and the slightly convex shape of the top line in the bottom combined shape.
Not terribly well explained, but I think that's it.
Originally posted by LoudMusic
You ARE correct!
The hypotenus (long side) of the big shape is actually not a strait line. The red and green triangles are not the same ratio, which gives them different angles. In the first configuration they 'bulge inward', concave. On the second configuration they 'bulge outward', convex.
Congradulation, vat_man!!
Would anyone else like to give us another picture puzzle, or must I seek out the next challenge?
~LoudMusic
Originally posted by TATINEE
Ugh.. my brain can't wrap itself around that. Brings back bad geometry class memories.. lol.
Originally posted by LoudMusic
I fear I'm confusing the issue. I best stop now (:
~LoudMusic
Originally posted by TATINEE
*stares blankly at LoudMusic*
Yeah.. good idea. lol
Originally posted by vat_man
Me lose brain? Oh ohh... lol lol lol lol lol lol...
Why I laugh?
Originally posted by vat_man
It's actually a Simpsons reference, but it is a senseless laugh - best type I find.
Originally posted by LoudMusic
The big shape that they create isn't actually a triangle, it just looks like one because the long side is _almost_ strait. The top one the long side bends in a litte. The bottome one the long side bends out a little. That little difference adds up to a whole block.
If you look at the two little triangles you'll see that their shorter sides don't have the same ratio. That means when you switch them, the angled part of the long side of the whole picture moves.
I fear I'm confusing the issue. I best stop now (:
~LoudMusic
Originally posted by Magic069
I was gonna post the answer right after you posted the thread... but I figured I would watch and see how far it would go.
I have seen this picture tons of times... Drafting teachers love it.
Originally posted by Talentless
I think the puzzle is a sign of mental disease on the part of its creator.