Here is a hexagon using 6 matchsticks. Move 4 matchsticks to create 2 triangles.
Add 2 matchsticks to form 10 triangles. The matchsticks may overlap and do not have to be flat on the surface.
Can you create a magic in which you can make 7 triangles from none in the picture by adding just 2 matchsticks? Also, you may not need to add matchsticks on the same surface.
In the figure above 8 matchsticks were placed on a grid to form 6 inner triangles.
What is the maximum number of inner triangles you can create by rearranging the 8 matchsticks?
