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IT’S MATHS WEEK, and as is our annual tradition here, we’re setting you a puzzle a day with all answers published on the site on Sunday.
Get puzzling!
TODAY’S Q:
A pentomino is the shape formed by joining 5 squares along their edges. There are 12 distinct different shapes possible and 9 are presented here.
A cube has 6 faces but some pentominoes can be folded (along edges of its constituent squares) to make an open box (with 5 faces). Which of the pentominoes shown can be folded thus?
All answers will be published on TheJournal.ie on Sunday
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