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Can anyone explain this?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by kainoa, Oct 9, 2002.

  1. kainoa Newcomer, in training

    Can anyone explain this? Look closely...

    [IMG]

    :D

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    kainoa, Oct 9, 2002
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  2. Vassal24352 Newcomer, in training

    :confused:
    Vassal24352, Oct 9, 2002
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  3. SNGX1275 TechSpot Special Forces

    [IMG]
    Look at the circled areas... The diagonal line has been bent, bent upwards on the top one and bent downwards on the bottom one. Its very slight, thats why at first glance you don't notice it.
    SNGX1275, Oct 9, 2002
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  4. SleeperDC Newcomer, in training

    wow, i saw this years ago, and never able to explain it....:eek:
    i finally understand...:p
    SleeperDC, Oct 10, 2002
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  5. kainoa Newcomer, in training

    Actually, the top and bottom pieces are exactly the same. The explaination is that there is a difference in slope between the large triangle and small triangle. When re-arranged, the difference in slope is slight, but yields enough for a whole empty unit. The graph adds to the illusion. Good job!:D
    kainoa, Oct 10, 2002
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  6. ESRA Newcomer, in training

    To think that I printed it out and cut it up with scissors...:blush:
    ESRA, Oct 10, 2002
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  7. kainoa Newcomer, in training

    :p I did that too...hehe
    kainoa, Oct 10, 2002
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  8. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    You probably put more effort into it than anyone else............Wasted effort maybe, but still effort:grinthumb
    poertner_1274, Oct 11, 2002
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  9. young&wild TechSpot Chancellor

    You ought some people just like to do this kind of challenging stuffs.
    young&wild, Oct 12, 2002
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  10. ptitterington Newcomer, in training

    Somethings not right, I printed it out cut it out really carefully and it fits. I took lots of care

    Its a mad world:D
    ptitterington, Oct 16, 2002
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  11. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training

    Hey, never mind that, there is a way of folding a strip of paper in such a way that it has only one surface....
    Phantasm66, Oct 16, 2002
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  12. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    Flip one side over and attach the ends. You can also make a solid with one side the same way.

    LNCPapa
    LNCPapa, Oct 17, 2002
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