@erizzabef: Heating, Water and Electricity Puzzle-- can you solve it?

owen_banic_ :

spaekles :

Butt_Snorkeler (‿ˠ‿) ԅ(‾⌣‾ԅ) :

If the “trick” is that you have to apply it to a 3D plane then that just proves there’s no solution to the 2D problem you gave us 😑 because it’s literally impossible on a 2D plane.

Tamra Smith :

This is the only way it works! (Took me 2 hours to figure this out🙃

aquadragon15 :

my dad sent me this. I think its wrong but he keeps saying to follow the curves

Krystin Patterson :

This puzzle is only possible if you make it 3D. I've spent significant time on it in the past before giving up and looking into it.

richarddeansmith :

Easy! 😃

texaslife78 :

There has not been a hand full of people solve it. There is no solvable solution.

BlueDemon617 :

I win

JoshD004 :

What's the heating company do? That's what electric is for no?

jb912a :

Sn4ckP4ck :

yeah that wasnt hard at all..

dontmeetyouridols :

Isn’t it just one big spiral that loops 9 times dropping each one off to a house as it loops. I’m in bed. No time for pen.

Chenia Jesse :

New Boot Goofin :

K_{3,3} is not planar. Ain’t no way

datdude310 :

I solved it yrs ago

Hughbert :

Last line has to go around the earth and approach from the other side

user2761219869940 :

By Kuratowski’s theorem, since the graph contains a subdivision of K_{3,3} (in fact it is K_{3,3}), it is not planar.

tommy :

If you run the lines all the way around the world it would work but not on a flat piece of paper

Erin Stecher :

Am I supposed to draw the last line off the edge of the paper and around?

DefenderHawk-Tuah :

bigdan7889 :

I can do it

Karli :

Can the houses connect to each other?

ScootMcgee🇺🇸🦅 :

I moved two of the homes because property taxes were too high. I only have one home left. Do I win?

Braxton Moore :

I got it…u connect two houses fully but for the third house you don’t connect the heat… you put water on something electric and now you have water, electricity, and heat 🤣