Enclosing the Center
If we randomly select 3 vertices of a regular hexagon to form a triangle, what are the respective probabilities that the center of the hexagon is i) inside, ii) outside, iii) on the edge of the triangle?
If we randomly select 3 vertices of a regular hexagon to form a triangle, what are the respective probabilities that the center of the hexagon is i) inside, ii) outside, iii) on the edge of the triangle?
Flipping the switch of one light in this chain of connected lights will change the state (on O or off X) of the corresponding light (highlighted) and its immediate neighbours.
Here are 4 connected lights (where flipping one switch on a light will change the state of itself and its neighbours) in a circle, initially all off.
Let’s arrange all 3 digit binary codes in a list starting with 000 such that each code differs from its previous code by only 1 digit.
Which digit can we remove from an n-digit number such that all that are divisible by the resulting number would end in 0s?
If we draw pairs of circles of the same sizes centered at two distinct points and mark where each pair of circles intersects, we’d trace out a straight line.