Ever heard of this 6-dot Puzzle?

Question

There are 6 Dots set-up as so:


* * *

* * *


Now, try to connect one dot to ther others, then the second dot to the others, then the third and so on... by using lines, curves, twists, or whatever to make it happen.



I am not sure what this puzzle is called, but if you know the name, please tell me! TY if you have a solution that would be appreciated too!

BTW, only einstein was the first to solve it!

You can't cross over any line, you can only connect each dot to all the other dots using lines and curves.

Answer 1

up,left,down,left,up,right, diagonal right down,left

Answer 2

Your directions aren't very clear. Are we required to connect each dot to the others with out any lines crossing? The easiest way to do it is to draw a box through the dots. (start in the upper left corner, go across the three dots, then down to the next line, across the bottom dots, then back up to the first dot.)

Answer 3

Are you sure this isnt the 9 dot puzzle where you connect all nine dots with four straight lines and none of them can overlap?

Answer 4

draw the outer container, then shrink by the two diagonals. it appears like an hourglass shape. and u do not ought to enhance your pencil. a million) suitable left to suitable stunning 2) suitable stunning to backside stunning. 3) backside stunning to backside left 4) backside left to suitable left. 5) suitable left to backside stunning 6) backside stunning to backside left (technically it remains a single line) 7) backside left to suitable stunning. cheers mate,

Answer 5

I don't get it, is there a catch, cause how you explained it, I couldn't see how any nut couldn't solve it.