Row, Row, Row Your Trees
How can seven trees be planted so that there are six rows of trees in a straight line with each row having three trees? For example, if you plant them the following way you get only four rows of three (two horizontal, one vertical, one diagonal).
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Communicated by Jennifer Vahle ([email protected]).
Extra: With 10 trees, make five rows of four trees each.
Hint: remove one tree from the previous case.
I think the next is 19 trees, nine rows with five in each row.
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