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SOLUTIONS
93.—The Number Blocks.
Arrange the blocks so as to form the two multiplication sums
915 x 64 and 732 x 80, and the product in both cases will be the
same: 58,560.
94.—
Foxes and Geese.
The smallest possible number of moves is twenty-two—that is,
eleven for the foxes and eleven for the geese. Here is one way of
solving the puzzle :—
10—5 11—6 12—7 5—12 6—1 7—6
1—8 2—9 3—4 8—3 9—10 4^9
12—7 1—8 6—1 7—2 8—3
3_4 10—5 9—10 4—11 5—12
Of course, the reader will play the first move in the top line, then
the first move in the second line, then the second move in the top
line, and so on alternately.
95.—
Robinson
Crusoe's Table.
The diagram
shows how the
piece of wood
should be cut in
two pieces to form
the square table-
top. A, B, C, D
are the corners of
the table. The
way iin which the
piece E fits into
the piece F will be obvious to the eye of the reader. The shaded
part is the wood that is discarded.
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