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Right, that's why I'm not posting this as an answer to the stack exchange question. Though I'm pointing out that it's not necessary to remove any pieces, and al
by modeless 3y ago
Right, that's why I'm not posting this as an answer to the stack exchange question. Though I'm pointing out that it's not necessary to remove any pieces, and also suggesting that there may be an interesting math problem still there in this case.
- vanderZwan 3y agoI guess the obvious question is "given x amount of slack per piece, after how many pieces can I fit in on piece the wrong way without tension", but that feels more like an engineering problem than a math puzzle.
- 867-5309 3y agothen what would an engineer use to solve the problem?
- vanderZwan 3y agoIn this case not-so-brute force of fitting actual pieces, since it won't take that many. And otherwise estimates based on highly simplified approximations.