Draw 6 circles in the shape of a triangle. Number each circle 1-6 with the sum of each side equalling 10?

Question

I am trying to help my son with this answer and I can not tell if its a trick question because I can't figure out the answer. I thought it was easy.

I can't believe how easy it was for most of you! I was just sitting here for about an hour trying all differrent number combonations.thanks

Answer 1

It does sound rather odd, doesn't it? I would just draw a circumcircle, or six of them...

Answer 2

1
6 4
3 2 5

Answer 3

3
6 2
1 4 5

Answer 4

1
6 4
3 2 5


Let me tell you how I did it. first I know that 5 and 6 could not be in the same row. I then figured that 2, 3, 5 and 1, 4, 5 had to be in the same row. From there it fell into place.

Answer 5

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just draw one circle on the 1st line
2 circles on the second line
and 3 on the 3rd line, so that they form a triangle and then enter the numbers 1-6 in the same order I have listed above and when you add the sides they equal to 10

Answer 6

work through each line thinking carefully
line one 1
linetwo 4 6
line three 5 2 3
there u go remember don't get too excited and tell him the answer just help him figure it out on his own

Answer 7

Ignoring each and each of the jokey solutions and the very incontrovertible reality that a cylinder is a three-d merchandise, i have had a nosey around the internet and the nearest difficulty i'll go back up with to what you're describing is a "Cassini oval". The link's below - see what you imagine. nicely performed to Puffy Brown Rabit (sic) - did not see that one!

Answer 8

alright i think i have it.
1
4 6
5 2 3

i hope this helped!!!

Answer 9

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You have 3 circles to a side. (/_\)

The answer:
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Answer 10

side 1 - 1 6 3
side 2 - 3 2 5
side 3 - 5 4 1

.......1
....6......4
.3.....2.....5