Fox 314

Bleaug adds new meaning to "laziness". Hmmm, do your lazy tricks lazy scientists to solve this one, huh? Although not confirmed, the similarity of the terms with Fox 3 is striking. Enjoy...

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Fox 124 - Solution

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Fox 248 - Solution-2

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Bleaug states:
Let's take a, b, c to be the sides of A, B, C squares
By construction, the sum of the two shorter sides of D is equal to c. Same result for E.
All right triangles in the picture are similar, so are D and E.
Similar triangles with equal lengths implies D and E are identical (assertion 2)
The two shorter sides of D and E are a and b. So a+b=c (assertion 1)
Triangle D is to F as G is to E, as b is to a. So F/D=E/G=(b/a)^2. Since E=D we get F.G=E^2=D^2 (assertion 3)

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Fox 249

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Never delay a good idea.

Once you let it go,

it may never have a chance to resurrect.

--- Himalayan Fox

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Fox 206

We have some work on this, but not the final solution.

Please post your result here if you can find one.

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Fox 173

One step into difficuilty...

Fox 172

Simple beginnings...

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Not terribly hard...