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Move 2 matchsticks to get 5 squares.
Explanation :
Move two matchsticks from the roof of the house to the square and place them inside the square in form of a + sign which creates 4 squares inside a square
Correct the equation by moving 1 matchstick.
Explanation :
Move one matchstick from the first + sign to 1 The equation becomes II - II + III = III
Move 4 matchstick to make 2 small arrow.
Explanation :
Move the pointing sticks of the arrow d7ownward, which creates to smaller triangle and two sticks that are attached to the bigger triangle detach them into two smaller triangles. So, the puzzle we get looks like as below,
Move only 1 matchstick to make 4 triangles?
Explanation :
Move one matchstick down from the first triangle on the right side, which becomes 4 and the other triangle remains the same. So it's look like 4 triangle.
Move 2 upper matchsticks downwards as shown in the image, so it makes 2 small triangles. Here, we make 3 triangles by moving just 2 matchsticks.
Explanation :
Move the inner triangle toward the left side. Place it half out and half inside the triangle.
Can you arrange this 6 matchsticks to make nothing?
Explanation :
Nothing can be rewritten in different word Rearrange these 6 sticks in the word "NIL"
Move 1 matchstick to fix the equation.
Explanation :
Move one matchstick from 9 and place it to 5, which becomes 3 and 9 respectively. Now, the equation we get is 3*3 = 9
Move 2 matchsticks to make the equation correct.
Explanation :
Take one stick from right-hand side 77 and one stick from middle 77 and create a + sign in between the middle 77, which becomes 7+1 the correct equation we get is 77 - 7 + 1 = 71.
Move only 2 matchsticks to correct the wrong equation.
Explanation :
Move one stick from 9 to + sign, which becomes +, again move one stick forward from 9, which becomes 2, the correct equation we get is 1 + 1 = 2.
Can you fix this equation by moving 1 matchstick?
Explanation :
Move one stick from II and make it square root. So we get the correct equation.
How to add 2 matchsticks to make 3 squares, in following matchstick puzzle?
Explanation :
Add two matchsticks in right bottom corner of the upper square, which form the complete 1 square and shows two squares joining each other as shown in the below image. So, we get 3 squares.
Move only 2 matchsticks and find the largest & smallest possible number which can be made from this number.
Explanation :
The Largest Number would be 511108. Move two horizontal matchsticks from frist zeros, as a result, it becomes 11. Then, create 1 between 11 using the matchsticks which were removed to make 111 as shown in the below image. The Smallest Number would be -91108. Move one from 111 matchsticks as a result it becomes 11. Then, using the two matchsticks which were removed, use one of them to make 9 out of 5 and use the second one for the ?- ?sign in front of 9.
Can you fix this equation by moving 1 matchstick?
Explanation :
Move one matchstick from the + sign to 6, which becomes 8. So, we get the correct equation.
Move 5 matchsticks to have 3 squares. No match should be overlapping or left hanging. Can you solve it ?
Explanation :
Move the sticks according to the arrow shown in the below image. So, we get the 3 squares.
Move 3 matches to make 3 squares from given four squares.
Explanation :
Move the matchsticks according to the below image. So,we get the final 3 squares.
