Well, /b/?
>>723074350
well what faggot?
>>723074350
nice try, not a single door in that picture faggot
>>723074350
>>723075126
You missed a space there in the middle left. The test is impossible with the rules given. Don't bother
FUCKING NOOBS
>>723076332
Gtfo, different picture
impossible fgt?
my iq 140
>>723075690
Do you have proof?
>>723076551
you missed a door, retard
>>723076704
does the FUCKING joke fagg
>>723076970
>>723076995
It's confirmed
You're autistic
>>723076630
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Bridges_of_K%C3%B6nigsberg
Yep.
>>723077729
nice try
>>723077729
Where did that door go?
>>723077729
You're not autistic, you're just a FUCKING LIAR...
Thanks OP.
they didnt say anything about crossing borders
If you can't solve both of these, you are a brainlet.
>>723076123
one line, fag
it is impossible, if a room has an odd number of doors you have to either start there or end there. As there are 3 rooms with an odd number of doors its impossible. It is the same as the Seven Bridges of Königsberg problem. just google it
>>723074350
>rooms that have odd numbers of doors is where the line starts/ends
>there are 3 rooms with 5 doors
>there are only 2 ends/starts
>3-2=1
>that's one too much
I have grand autismo
>>723074350
>>723078750
forgot one door
>>723078424
>>723074350
win
>>723078424
K3,3 graph is not plain, faggot
>>723078731
2ez
>>723074350
This is a standard bridges of konigsberg problem.
We have six rooms, including the outside. If a room has an even number of doors, the line may pass from outside to outside by weaving in and out. If a room has an odd number of doors, we can pass from inside to outside or vice versa, so we must begin or end in an odd room, so that each end of the line can dangle in a room, without a free door to leave.
The rooms have the following number of doors, starting in top left: 5,5,4,5,4 and 9 for the "outside room". More than two odd-number rooms ∴ there is no solution.
Piece of piss.
>>723079592
Kek
>>723074350
Wait, what's considered the indicator of autism here? Finding a wrong solution, changing the question to fit your solution, mathematically proving the absence of a solution? All pretty autistic really. Seems like anyone who posts in this thread failed the autism test in some way.
>>723078424
>no distinct vertices
>it's all one line
>>723080097
Wouldn't failing an autism test mean that one is not autist?
I'm aware saying this makes me an autist, though.
It's easy.
>>723080724
What part of "one line" didn't you understand?
>>723080798
All of the doors have exactly one line drawn through them.
That was hard, took me like 5 minutes to solve
>>723080692
Just realized I shagged it.
>>723080724
A bit late to the party, aren't you?
>>723076123
>>723080933
Looks like. It's a pretty obvious solution, after all.
>>723080872
imbecile
>>723075690
>>723078465
But there is one line in each door
>>723075690
>The test is impossible with the rules given.
brainlet
>>723081279
winner
>>723074350
this is impossible and basically b8. the original test had no door between the top two chambers, but it has been edited to find the autists that actually try take it.
>>723081897
You are wrong.
Its solveable.
But no wonder you brainlet couldnt find an answer
Did it.
>>723082188
more bait,
>Its solveable.
doesnt post solution. KYS
If it was only a 2 dimensional diagram, the line through each door would be the only solution. But since the text explicitly calls the openings "doors", and doors have height, we know the diagram is just a 2-dimensional representation of a 3-dimensional object. So the lines can go over and under each other, without crossing. We just have to use a special notation to show it on the 2 dimensional image.
You all have autism if you didn't see this.
>>723081113
>one away from quads
>>723082630
>KYS
As I said you are a brainlet.
This just proves my point
>>723082773
Missed one, autistic fuck
>>723074350