Match Puzzles


Figure 1:
Remove 2 of the nine matches and reposition the seven left matches so that you're still left with a perfect cube.
Figure 2:
Replace 1 match so that you're left with a square.
Figure 3:
Reposition 4 matches so that you're left with 2 quares and four triangles.
Figure 4:
Use these six matches to form four equilateral triangles.
Figure 5:
By repositioning just 1 match, you can make this equation correct.
Figure 6:
Shift one of the six matches opposite without touching the others so that the new arrangment shall represent an arithmetical fraction equal to 1.
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By repositioning just 1 match, you can make this equation correct.
 
Solutions (not for the tenacious)
 


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