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Based on what you're describing, I suppose you could have any number of pieces. Imagine you've got a 2D sheet of paper and you just fold it in half many times,
by adverbly 4y ago
Based on what you're describing, I suppose you could have any number of pieces. Imagine you've got a 2D sheet of paper and you just fold it in half many times, and then cut through all the folds. You could have as many pieces as you want.
- SkyBelow 4y agoGood point. Stretching it against some wavy object and cutting would remove any meaning from the problem as you can get however many pieces you wanted based on the wave pattern.