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Revision as of 13:05, 23 September 2016
Riddle Repository
A collection of the riddles posed at the beginning of each lecture
Date | Riddle | Solutions, Discussion, etc... |
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Sept 12 | We want to compute .
Prof. A claims , so Prof. B claims , so Smart student says . Why is the derivative the sum of the Prof's solutions? |
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Sept 14 | Can all of be covered by a set of disjoint, non-degenerate, circles? What about ? ? | |
Sept 16 | Can you find uncountably many disjoint subsets of ? | |
Sept 19 | Can uncountably many Y shapes be fit into | |
Sept 21 | On any pair of potatoes, can you draw a pair of 3D congruent curves? | |
Sept 23 | Can you find uncountably many subsets of s.t. the intersection of any two of them is finite? |