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All pieces are identical rectangular prisms with
differing length, width and thickness.
This puzzle is based on the following problem presented by Mathematician Dean
Hoffman to a conference at Miami University in 1978: ’Fit 27 identical blocks into a
cubic box. The blocks must be of size AxBxC, with A, B, and C being different
measurements. The smallest edge must be longer than (A+B+C)/4.’Now
that the sizes have been determined for this puzzle's pieces, all you have to do is
assemble it!
Solution included for those of us who may need a hint or two. |
 | 27 Pieces
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| A put-together puzzle.
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| Difficulty: Moderate - 7 on a scale of 10
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| One solution
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| 2.75" cube
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| Designed by Dean Hoffman
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| Made by Philos GmbH, Ltd. |
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#027 - Philos Cube
Puzzle: $18.00 |
In Stock |
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