Ako Suminoe :njp: on Nostr: The prompt tells us that there are 5 squares, but only that the smallest square has a ...
The prompt tells us that there are 5 squares, but only that the smallest square has a side length of 1, so we can't assume that the side lengths are 2, 3, 4, 5 for the others, just that they are each one larger than the last because of the way that they are laid out.
b = 1 + a
c = 2 + a
d = 3 + a
e = 4 + a
Where a is how much larger the length of the second smallest box is than the smallest box.
h = e - b + 1 = (4 + a) - (1 + a) + 1 = 4
That length is not relevant, as it gets cancelled out. The answer is always 4.
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2023-05-22 20:46:04Event JSON
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