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Questions tagged [three-dimensional]

This tag is used for geometric puzzles, if one wants to stress that the setting is not 2-dimensional but 3-dimensional.

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You need to find a side view of B) nacrt=front view tlocrt=top view. You also need to draw the 3d model. I got this puzzle from my teacher in school.
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It is a well-known puzzle that one can take a cube and make a single planar cut through it so that the intersection of the cutting plane and the cube is exactly a regular hexagon. One can do an ...
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First of all this puzzle is not mine. It was asked by a professor at a university class I was attending years ago. For some time now I have been asking my friends this puzzle and only one person got ...
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You are given a cube-shaped box with dimensions 5×5×5. Your task is to determine whether the following blocks can be arranged to fit perfectly inside the box without any gaps or overlaps: 5 blocks of ...
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A disphenoid is a tetrahedron whose faces are congruent acute triangles. Its opposite sides are the same length and it can be inscribed in a cuboid. Given an acute triangle, form a disphenoid out of ...
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Consider the following picture of the regular compound of five tetrahedra. Does the line $CD$ exactly intersect the line of intersection of triangles $A$ and $B$?
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A fixed volume of dough can be shaped into either a cuboid, or a slice of cake. Which shape should you choose, in order to minimize the total surface area of the dough? Remarks: The cuboid has six ...
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I found a wooden cross puzzle but I don't know how to solve it. The pieces I have are 12, 3,4, 20,19,17
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What (approximately) is common to Paris, mid Mongolia and mid North Washington state border with Canada, and when was it manifested last time recently? Also, in what (approximately) do these places ...
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A wooden beam (which is a rectangular parallelepiped) with edges of 8, 8, and 27 inches is to be sawed into 4 parts out of which a cube can be made. Naturally, one should draw first and saw later. ...
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The following map on the torus was devised by Peter Ungar and John Leech. It has 7 mutually adjacent faces each homeomorphic to a disk. In addition, geometrically the whole map is face-transitive – ...
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Clues: Left Side: Set of 5 groups of spheres. One of Set 1: 5 yellow spheres arranged in a right angle corner Three of Set 2 : 3 green spheres arranged in a straight line One of Set 3: 4 blue spheres ...
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My first go at puzzle construction! It's basically Nurikabe, but you have two boards stacked on top of each other, e.g. the first over the second, and the original constraints must still be satisfied ...
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Suppose that you have a sphere of radius 10cm. At most how many cubes of side 1cm can you fit in the sphere such that: A cube can touch another cube (share a face, an edge or a point) but cannot ...
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The puzzle contains 25 identical pieces that look like this: To be explicit, the piece is composed of five cubes. In the picture, three cubes form the base, and two cubes form the overhang. The goal ...
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