How many blocks are needed to complete a full cube? 🧐 #brainstr
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only say the number - leave the reasoning for later so other ppl can guess too 👀
20?
Yeah 20..
I saw huer 18 there 😂
Had to double check the I got 20
18?
Is it 12? 👀😯
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Well
1, 8, 27, 64 or 100 depending on your definition of cube
what's the definition of a cube
Well one of those blocks alone is itself a cube🤷🏽
On a macro/microcosm level. One block itself forms a cube, within what you have here, 4 blocks can make a cube, 27,
The dimensions themselves make a recipe rather than a cube unless you add another layer. And that extra layer can just be one fractal of a block for an even more enormous cube🤷🏽 ad infinitum
So like... What are the parameters?
by this reasoning, the only right correct answer is you need 0 more
i do not disagree
12?
20
20
20
no one has guessed it right yet - 2 minutes left..
Zero. It’s already full
I'd give you an A+ if this was on a test
still not the right number, but literally so close
100
how did you come at 100 ser
Actually it’s doesn’t ask that at all 😎 ⬇️
”Complete”
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blz explain, what does it not ask
what was the answer nostr:npub1rq9x6sk86e8ccw2cm8gsm4dyz9l24t823elespupaxjnzdk026fsca2r93
23
45
Oh 45
39
wait - you may be right..
no, no..
by that reasoning 0 is the only first correct answer
0
45
45
20
Nobody guessed 4. I could create the 5x5 cube with 4 rectangular blocks (2x1x1, 3x2x1, 4x3x1, 5x5x1). I could do it with less if we didn't assume any kind of specific shape to the block, as few as one block, formed to the negative space. The volume of the single block would still be 45 x (L/5)^3, assuming L is the distance along one edge of the 5x5 cube.
49
It’s four high by five deep.