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==Puzzle== |
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A set of matches are arranged so they form five squares. |
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Your four squares must be uniform in size, and you must use all of your matches when forming the squares. |
Your four squares must be uniform in size, and you must use all of your matches when forming the squares. |
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==Hints== |
==Hints== |
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However, you can make things easier by focusing on reducing the number of matches that serve as a side for multiple squares.}} |
However, you can make things easier by focusing on reducing the number of matches that serve as a side for multiple squares.}} |
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==Solution== |
==Solution== |
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===Incorrect=== |
===Incorrect=== |
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===Correct=== |
===Correct=== |
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Nice! |
Nice! |
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For as simple as it seems, this puzzle actually requires a good deal of thought, doesn't it? |
For as simple as it seems, this puzzle actually requires a good deal of thought, doesn't it? |
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Revision as of 18:08, 22 March 2019
N/A (First Puzzle) | From Five to Four | Treasure Chests | → |
From Five to Four is a puzzle in Professor Layton and the Curious Village.
Puzzle
A set of matches are arranged so they form five squares.
To solve this puzzle, you need to change the number of squares below from five to four by moving exactly two matches.
Your four squares must be uniform in size, and you must use all of your matches when forming the squares.
Hints
Solution
Incorrect
Too bad.
Look at those matches again.
Correct
Nice!
For as simple as it seems, this puzzle actually requires a good deal of thought, doesn't it?
Trivia
In the Japanese version, this puzzle is listed as Weekly Puzzle 18.
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Puzzle Index: CV · DB · UF · LS · MM · AL · VS · LMJ |
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Curious Village | |
Diabolical Box | |
Unwound Future | |
Last Specter |
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