What movies or series feel like well structured puzzles that reward actually paying attention?
What movies or series feel like well structured puzzles that reward actually paying attention?
51 cubes
51
not possible to know
21
you're making assumptions
you can literally count out the number of boxes retard
Are you people serious? It's 27 cubes. This isn't that difficult.
At least 35 but no more than 51
35
Not enough info, need other side and front view.
You're assuming that the sides are stacked symmetrically. Fatal mistake.
113
0. There are three drawings of a trailer, but no actual trailer in sight.
Oh wait. I misspoke and also apparently am retarded. It's 51.
but no more than 51
Wrong, the other side could be stacked with thousands of tiny little cubes.
Only one side is shown. Answering 51 would assume the other side and the middle row are also filled the same way, but it seems like a reasonable assumption.
63.
Just count the cubes from the side view and multiply by 3.
the only guy in the thread who got it right
Then how come you got the wrong number?
Those are rectangular prisms not cubes
NTA but.....
He's right. We are assuming that their are no missing cubes behind those shown in the side view. Those missing cubes would be impossible to see from the top or back views. If we assume the cubes are uniform for each side then yes the answer is 51 but if this isnt the case than the answe could be anywhere between 38 and 51
You know how to do it but you got the wrong number? How?
more than three
Coz I'm a retard. But the explanation is correct I just saw rows of 4 for some reason. Just took some kratom an hour ago everything fuzzy
38
It's impossible to tell if underneath they are based on dwarfs.
Zero.
Those are NOT cubes.
They are technically irregular cuboids, due to a fundamental measurement paradox when comparing arbitrarily-defined widths, lengths and heights (see coastline paradox as a good example).
17x3 equal 51
46
There are no cubes
It's all one solid piece
29
BORN TO BE WILD
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy but only because it's told non-linearly.
Now you see me
Minimum of 31 and maximum of 51
But there are three trailers...
Min 35
Max 62
51
there could be cubes missing from the centre row. since the top doesn't show depth, how would you know?
assuming just the bottom, one row, and one column are full
minimum: 21+6+5+3=35
assuming each row is full:
maximum: (7*3*3)-(4*3) = 63-12=51
so somewhere between 35 and 51
There's more on top than the sides so it can't be 51.
you cant answer without assuming, so shut the fuck up because 51 is the bet answer you can get with the provided info, faggot
>maximum: (7*3*3)-(4*3) = 63-12=51
so somewhere between 35 and 51
I'm a retard. I counted the stacks not realizing I could just count the side. First stack 21, then 18, then 12. Got the same answer but took way longer.
0. those are squares.
what if the middle of the stack is empty except for the back and bottom?
holy shit he actually did it
(4x9)+(2x6)+(1x3)
Side and back are what you need for this, top is really only showing conformity of the non viewed side.
The objection that you haven’t seen all sides makes no sense since by that logic we will never know if there are miniature boxes or an elephant in the middle of the stack either which would make all these puzzles unsolvable. That’s just being a retard and thinking you’re clever.
But it might not be missing any at all
You provide no answer, my anon's such a bore
I read the thread I get that it's some kind of "don't make assumptions" BS now. I don't care. I make assumptions every day. I'm assuming it's not a trick so I'm counting boxes.
Anon you might be retarded
writing your own name on your skateboard
fucking poser faggot
Anon Babble was able to easily solve this. can Anon Babble do it?
Seems based to me, what a chad
Fuck that fancy math bullshit I let all that stuff leave my brain after I didn't need it anymore.
G-Guys...
You should stop being a gross fag
69.
51 1x1s, 16 2x2s , 2 3x3s
Can anyone figure out the solution for this? It's literally impossible.
No point in trying since you say it's literally impossible
How many CUBES are on the trailer?
Cubes are 3-dimensional objects.
(1x1) 51 individual cubes
(2x2) 16 if counting overlap, 3 if not
(3x3) 4 if counting overlap, 1 if not
71 cubes (if "all possible" hyperbole overlap)
56 cubes (if overlap allowed, but no overlap)
*55 no overlap allowed
how on earth are you seeing 4 3x3s? there's one 3x3 at the very back, one just in front of it (which has an 'overlap' of one 3x1 face, not sure what you're counting as 'overlap' or how you've found an entirely disconnect 3x3 somewhere?)
"4" was the wrong "overlap" number. My mistake.
2 is correct.
69 if overlap.
55 if no overlap.
Social media is infested with bots who stole the puzzles of the Layton games, put in a JPG for avoid scrapping of Google and translate the puzzle to Tamil, Arabic or Congonese languages, making everything a mess
okay phew. glad we seem to agree, anon-san
thread is on auto-sage. we'll never solve all these puzzles in times.
12x3+4x3+3=51
How do you come up with "at least 35" when we can count 43 cubes on its surface? There are only 8 cubes hidden from sight.