Brain-Flexing Balance Problems & Other Puzzles (Mastermind Collection)
"<P style=""MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 200%"">Puzzles in perpetual motion-that's what these are! Many of these bright brainteasers focus on ingenious, moving mechanisms, including an ancient Greek door-opening apparatus that featured one of the earliest use...
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520 | |a "<P style=""MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 200%"">Puzzles in perpetual motion-that's what these are! Many of these bright brainteasers focus on ingenious, moving mechanisms, including an ancient Greek door-opening apparatus that featured one of the earliest uses of steam. Check out a <I>perpetuum mobile</I> invented by a famous American mathematician and see if you can successfully explain its theoretical principle of operation. A cartoon depicts a classic Lewis Carroll conundrum: there's a monkey hanging on a tree holding one end of a rope while a bunch of bananas balance the other end in a state of equilibrium. What will happen if the monkey starts to climb? Other problems deal with gears and levers, while still more shift to number, counting, and calculation challenges. </P> " | ||
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