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Your task is to move 3 matchsticks (exactly 3), in a way that creates 9 squares. •You may not remove or alter any of them: •No bending, breaking, or removal. •Matchsticks may not cross each other, or lie
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Your task is to move 3 matchsticks (exactly

3), in a way that creates 9 squares.
•You may not remove or alter any of them:
•No bending, breaking, or removal.

•Matchsticks may not cross each other, or
lie on top of each other.
•Again, you may only move three of them,
and you must move all three.

Your task is to move 3 matchsticks (exactly 3), in a way that creates 9 squares. •You-example-1
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Your task is to move 3 matchsticks (exactly 3), in a way that creates 9 squares. •You-example-1
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