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How many hands?
- Thread starter Classik
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Obadiah
I see one big hand (1) with a smaller hand on all four fingertips and thumb (5 more) and each smaller hand in turn has another hand on all of its fingertips and thumb (5X5=25 more hands). 1+5+25=31 total.
Now each of the smallest hands looks like they could also have more hands on their fingertips, but the resolution isn't good enough to know this, so I discounted that. If that is true, then I suppose the number is infinity, because each successively smaller hand could have more hands on it's fingertips too. And speaking of things on hands, clearly I have too much time on mine. :-D
Deborah13
I always like these puzzles.
I see one big hand (1) with a smaller hand on all four fingertips and thumb (5 more) and each smaller hand in turn has another hand on all of its fingertips and thumb (5X5=25 more hands). 1+5+25=31 total.
Now each of the smallest hands looks like they could also have more hands on their fingertips, but the resolution isn't good enough to know this, so I discounted that. If that is true, then I suppose the number is infinity, because each successively smaller hand could have more hands on it's fingertips too. And speaking of things on hands, clearly I have too much time on mine. :-D
LOL, me too!
Classik
Obadiah
!!!The total number of hands as a sum function of the "layers" of hands stacked on each other would be:
where
n is the number of hand "layers" or tiers
i is a mere increment variable
Does anyone know a free downloadable formula editor software?
Classik
:toofunny :toofunny Ask King David. There is a real David in Pitch now. Hahahha Nice attempt thoDoes anyone know a free downloadable formula editor software?
Claudya
Nice attept? Dude, that's the exactest answer you can possibly get for this kind of puzzle!!!
It's true no matter the resolution and size of the picture. Don't you value the beauty of mathematics?
Deborah13
How did you arrive at that? :dunno
My daughter made this diagram to show how we came to this conclusion.
Classik
I do value also the imperfection with mathematical analysisNice attept? Dude, that's the exactest answer you can possibly get for this kind of puzzle!!!It's true no matter the resolution and size of the picture. Don't you value the beauty of mathematics?
:toofunny
Classik
Your daughter is fantastic. However, I could hear the hunter say: My bullet nearly killed a rat.
My daughter made this diagram to show how we came to this conclusion.
