[Mr.Tony]

where did the hole come from ?

PS :

if you can't solve it , then you own me something..... R*****

[Fantastic]

Dont get D:

[petrolhead]

u must use pythagor theorem to find out

[Mr.Tony]

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Originally Posted by Americano Dont get D:

You own me something... read the thread , please ; Thanks

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Originally Posted by petrolhead u must use pythagor theorem to find out

Use it then

[FireCat]

Image A is "made" to fill it all out, so changing the amount of cubes by changing the figures, ofc it will make them be empty.

[Mark_Weston]

few cubes were moved around in image B thats all.

[iPLEOMAX]

Triangle ABC:
The green triangle's base & the red triangles's right side makes two sides of length 5 & 3 units respectively.
Number of blocks required to fill the rectangle: 5*3 = 15

Triangle DEF:
The red triangle's base & the green triangles's side makes two sides of length 8 & 2 units respectively.
Number of blocks required to fill the rectangle: 8*2 = 16

The objects orange and green have a maximum of 15 blocks together arranged in any way.

To completely fill triangle DEF, you need one more block (16-15 = 1). There's how.

[ricardo178]

And that's how sa-mp students solve homework, posting in forums.

[Bruce_Norris]

The green triangle was flipped around creating the hole? Meh

[Potassium]

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Originally Posted by ricardo178 And that's how sa-mp students solve homework, posting in forums.

My thoughts exactly :P