Start at the bottom left dot, go up to the top left dot but carry on as though there is another invisible dot above it, then go diagonal right to the top middle dot and carry on to the middle right dot and carry on again as if there is another invisible dot to the right of the bottom row of dots, then go left to the bottom left dot, then go diagonal right to the top right dot.
put all nine dots in a straight line, then any positive number of lines will be sufficient.
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0----0----0----0 Three lines; four dots
First, make a triangle. Then put the four dots anywhere on the triangle.
well think! You can be smart, you can use a electronic but u cant use ur brain
put all nine dots in a straight line, then any positive number of lines will be sufficient.
you join the dots without lifting your pen.
This site doesn't let you use pictures, but I assume you just connect all four lines, since a square has four lines...
To join six dots with four straight lines, you can arrange the dots in a specific pattern, such as forming a hexagon or two rows of three. Start by drawing a line that connects three dots in one row, then extend the line to connect to a dot in the second row. Continue by drawing lines that cross back to connect the remaining dots, ensuring that each line is drawn in a way that doesn't lift your pencil off the paper. This creates a continuous path that links all six dots using only four lines.
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Assuming you are referring to the game where you connect dots with lines, while trying complete the least amount of squares, there are no cheats. The easiest way to play is to scan the dots to see if there are three lines for every group of four dots, and go from there!
0----0----0----0 Three lines; four dots
To construct an inscribed square within a circle, four lines will be drawn. These lines are the sides of the square, which connect the points where the square touches the circle. Additionally, if you include the lines from the center of the circle to the vertices of the square, you would draw four more lines, totaling eight lines. However, strictly for the square itself, only four lines are necessary.
Draw a line from one dot in the center to the other four dots. Or, draw a straight line. Place dots at either end of the line, and place dots in the center of the line.
A 3x3 square of large dots can easily be connected with four straight connected lines. I know a way to do it with three. But I guess you need pictures for this. Ask on my message board to remind me to try and draw it out.
First, make a triangle. Then put the four dots anywhere on the triangle.
A vertice is a point where two or more lines connect. If an object is a closed object, meaning that all the line's endpoints are connected to another line's endpoint without any openings, then the object has as many vertices as it does lines. A square has four lines so it has four places where lines meet, called vertices. So a square has four vertices.