There are few chairs and few individuals. If one person sits in a chair then there is a chair left. If two individuals share a chair, there is a chair left out. How would you go about solving this one?
Also “why” is pi irrational ( a circle can be said to consist of an ‘n’ sided polygon and as we get closer to infinity, it tends to approach a circle )…
Following up on “pi” being irrational. It would also imply that either - there are no perfect spheres or there are no “perfect” straight lines ( since the diameter is a straight line and the circumference is a circle and their ratio is irrational ) !
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There are few chairs and few individuals. If one person sits in a chair then there is a chair left. If two individuals share a chair, there is a chair left out. How would you go about solving this one?
Also “why” is pi irrational ( a circle can be said to consist of an ‘n’ sided polygon and as we get closer to infinity, it tends to approach a circle )…
Following up on “pi” being irrational. It would also imply that either - there are no perfect spheres or there are no “perfect” straight lines ( since the diameter is a straight line and the circumference is a circle and their ratio is irrational ) !
You have inspired me... I will try make a puzzle too.