I have this logic (kind of) math problem for school that's due on Friday and I need a lot of help.
It is a triangle made out of circles. There are 5 circles on the bottom, 4 on the 2nd, 3 on the 3rd, till get it gets to one and makes a triangle.
The problem is writing a number between 1-15 in each of the boxes, and using each number once. You find the difference and absolute value, starting from the bottom, of two circles by each other, and write the solution in the circle that's stacked above it.
If any of you know the solution to this, I would greatly be thankful if you gave me the answer. I can't find a pattern and there are probably hundreds of combonations.
Sorry if my description isn't good enough. I wish I could put pictures.
Thanks!
2006-12-06
12:16:50
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