Oh, what a lovely challenge! Just take your time and draw a gentle line from one dot to the next, letting your creativity flow. Each line you create is like a little story connecting the dots together, bringing beauty and harmony to your creation. Just breathe, relax, and enjoy the process of connecting these dots with your own unique touch.
. . . . . . . . . like this type only in 3 lines.
You need to extend the lines far beyond the box of dots. Your answer should look like a really tall and skinny N.
To connect 9 dots with 4 lines, you must think outside the box. The key is to draw lines that extend beyond the boundaries of the dots. Start by drawing a line that goes through the first three dots in an L shape, then continue the line outside the dots to connect the remaining dots. This unconventional approach allows you to connect all 9 dots with just 4 lines.
o o o o o o o Just connect the line base on 3dots per set.
Example: ... ... ... put 1 line on the first 3 dots, 1 line on the 2nd 3 dots and 1 line on the last 3 dots. ......... if you meant like that, then do the same thing. just act like they are in 3's.
. . . . . . . . . like this type only in 3 lines.
You need to extend the lines far beyond the box of dots. Your answer should look like a really tall and skinny N.
draw lines and connect them
o o o o o o o Just connect the line base on 3dots per set.
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Example: ... ... ... put 1 line on the first 3 dots, 1 line on the 2nd 3 dots and 1 line on the last 3 dots. ......... if you meant like that, then do the same thing. just act like they are in 3's.
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Oh, dude, it's like super simple. You just draw one line through four dots, then another line through two dots, and finally, the last line through one dot. Boom, you've separated those dots like a boss. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!
Put the dots in a general square outline. But make one side have 4 dots and the others have 3. Then go around the outline of the square.
To connect 4 dots with 3 lines, you can use a geometric technique called a "triangle paradox." Start by drawing a triangle connecting three of the dots. Then, draw a line from the remaining dot to the midpoint of one of the triangle's sides. Finally, draw a line connecting the midpoint of another side of the triangle to the remaining dot. This will create a figure that connects all 4 dots with only 3 lines.
The answer is 1= two lines and a dot, 3= three lines, and 9= a line and two dots
You start by drawing a circle then draw 3+ dots on the circled edge, next connect all the dots with each other but don't go over the same line twice. for a 4 dotted circle you should end up with 6 lines altogether and with 5 you should have 10 lines altogether also 6-15 7=21 10=45 11=55 12=66