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Here is a puzzle from one of the Professor Layton games. | Here is a puzzle from one of the Professor Layton games. | ||
== Puzzle== | == Puzzle== | ||
You have three regular six-sided dice. You are to stack the dice in a single column. The bottom die should be positioned so that the single dot is facing out, towards you. The only other condition as that whenever two dice touch, the numbers on the touching sides must sum to 5. What number will be on the top of the top-most die? | You have three regular six-sided dice. You are to stack the dice in a single column. The bottom die should be positioned so that the single dot is facing out, towards you. The only other condition as that whenever two dice touch, the numbers on the touching sides must sum to 5. What number will be on the top of the top-most die? | ||
Revision as of 22:14, 7 July 2013

Here is a puzzle from one of the Professor Layton games.
Puzzle
You have three regular six-sided dice. You are to stack the dice in a single column. The bottom die should be positioned so that the single dot is facing out, towards you. The only other condition as that whenever two dice touch, the numbers on the touching sides must sum to 5. What number will be on the top of the top-most die?
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Hint
Answer
Solution
Extensions
How far can this idea go? Could you do something similar with more dice?
References
Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box - sequel to the Curious Village. Another great Nintendo DS puzzle game.