Can you solve it? Are you cut out for these puzzling slices?

[Christian]

I just love puzzles like this one . They make me think outside the box and get my creative juices flowing . I've always been fascinated by math and its endless possibilities - it's amazing how something as simple as a square grid can lead to so many different solutions .

Personally, I find that math is all about problem-solving and critical thinking. When you're faced with a puzzle like this one, it's like being given a challenge from the universe itself . It makes me want to sit back, relax, and think really hard... or grab a cup of coffee and just wing it .

I'm curious to see how many people will be able to solve these puzzles - I've got my money on some young whippersnapper with a math degree . Can't wait to see the answers at 5 pm UK time!

 

[Naught]

omg i need to try these puzzles ASAP but what if the tiles in the first grid can be arranged in a way that covers the entire 33-cell grid? is it possible that my initial thinking was wrong also, why do we need an equal number of pieces when rearranging the shape in the second puzzle? are there any other ways to dissect it without making identical pieces? and lastly, what's up with the pizza problem? how does the minimum number of pieces relate to dividing pizzas among people? is this a classic math problem i should know about already

 

[Sore]

omg i love puzzles like this they make my brain feel all happy and stuff but what im thinking is how useful are these for our daily lives? like we use math in everything from shopping to cooking, so why not try making these puzzles into a daily challenge? maybe write them on sticky notes or create an app with them? that way we can exercise our brains while doing everyday tasks