ggy Full Member 7+ Year Member Joined Feb 11, 2015 Messages 67 Reaction score 78 Apr 25, 2015 #1 Members do not see this ad. I'm not sure how they arrived at the correct answers. And just to clarify, there are 10 cubes total, right? Attachments Cube1.PNG 55.6 KB · Views: 77 Cube2.PNG 55.9 KB · Views: 71
Members do not see this ad. I'm not sure how they arrived at the correct answers. And just to clarify, there are 10 cubes total, right?
FeralisExtremum Full Member Verified Member 15+ Year Member Joined May 17, 2008 Messages 3,023 Reaction score 3,619 Apr 25, 2015 #2 I remember this one...I never could figure it out and I always chalked it up to a fluke question because technically you can't have floating (unsupported) cubes like that in cube counting anyway. Upvote 0 Downvote
I remember this one...I never could figure it out and I always chalked it up to a fluke question because technically you can't have floating (unsupported) cubes like that in cube counting anyway.
ggy Full Member 7+ Year Member Joined Feb 11, 2015 Messages 67 Reaction score 78 Apr 26, 2015 #3 So even though you cannot see the "back cubes" on the second row, you still assume they are there? Upvote 0 Downvote
K KoonS Full Member 7+ Year Member Joined Mar 20, 2015 Messages 427 Reaction score 180 Apr 26, 2015 #4 ggy said: I'm not sure how they arrived at the correct answers. And just to clarify, there are 10 cubes total, right? Click to expand... I see 12 cubes Upvote 0 Downvote
ggy said: I'm not sure how they arrived at the correct answers. And just to clarify, there are 10 cubes total, right? Click to expand... I see 12 cubes