Hi all,
Slightly confused with the wording of Problem 695. The word "within" suggests to me that the points should be allowed to lie inside the square, but in the example shown the points are all on the boundary. Which is the correct setup?
Problem 695
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v6ph1
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Re: Problem 695
The Unit-Square is the black one.
For clarification the three points should be chosen that the rectangles combine to a clear non-square rectangle.
For clarification the three points should be chosen that the rectangles combine to a clear non-square rectangle.
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rudarik
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Re: Problem 695
Thanks! Was looking at it on my phone with black background and interpreted it totally wrong. Anyways solved it now 