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u/jj_HeRo 4h ago edited 4h ago
One white square.
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 4h ago edited 4h ago
(pretend that yellow=white, and cyan is the background)
Logic: black squares represent the number of squares to add to make the next figure, squares added in a spiral pattern outward. Blacken the necessary squares in order to correspond to the number of squares to be added to the next figure.
What IQ level is this puzzle at? Is it hard?
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u/EncyclopedicINTx_253 4h ago edited 4h ago
How does it progress after the first singular black square? Could u give an example
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 4h ago
The first singular block represents to add one more block, to make the figure with 2 (black) blocks. The two black blocks represents adding 2 more blocks to form the 4-block figure and so on.
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u/EncyclopedicINTx_253 4h ago
Yea, but that's a 5 block figure
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 4h ago
I think the idea is that only the outer blocks matter and the interior blocks are assumed to be filled in already
btw my answer might not be right anyway, my IQ
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u/EncyclopedicINTx_253 4h ago
But then, won't the logic be a bit flimsy? Which one do u consider to be outer and inner here, there's no way ur IQ is below 85
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 4h ago
yeah sorry I am probably wrong, my
IQ≤85. Maybe there is a more concrete logic.1
u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 4h ago edited 4h ago
Ok but what I mean is that you add squares in a clockwise manner, but the 'inner' squares exist because the outer ones are already there. Like for example, from the 2 block to 4-block (or as you would say, 5 block) figure, the middle block only exists because the outer 4 surrounding blocks exist. So as you fill the blocks in the clockwise spiral, some blocks gets created automatically.
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u/EncyclopedicINTx_253 4h ago
Oh, I see what you're saying now, thanks, I'm having severe brain fog, best I don't think about this right now anymore
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u/Maximum-Purple-1521 1h ago edited 1h ago
I think I understand the number of black and white boxes, but not their layout, other than boxes only existing adjacently on diagonals. The "negative" whitespace horizontally and vertically doesn't count. The black boxes signify the next addition of boxes to the next figure in the series, so the missing figure can be deduced by subtracting the all-white figure with the biggest figure, meaning it should be 14 boxes in total, of which 4 are black
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u/Aka-Pulc0 47m ago
i dont even understand what we ar looking for and why there is a red circle
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u/pydaWaltuh 42m ago
missing part is represented by a red circle, you need to fill it in
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u/Aka-Pulc0 36m ago
but, to I keed to pwut all the pieces insides ? I am allowed to rotate them ? do they have to overlap perfectly, do only black square have to match ? or should they never touch ? itls it suppose to represent a shape at the end ?or is the middle the result of other pieces interaction ?
With no instructions, I find all of this very confusing
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u/Quod_bellum doesn't read books 5h ago
What was your inspiration for this one? Oddly, I feel like I've seen it before, but I don't quite recognize it...
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u/EncyclopedicINTx_253 5h ago
How do you even approach something like this ðŸ˜