Most viewed puzzles under tag matchsticks

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What matchstick did the girl pick and what answer did the boy got?

posted Mar 5, 2014 by Luv Kumar

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Move one stick to solve the equation?

posted Apr 17, 2014 by Salil Agrawal

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Move one matchstick to make below equation correct.

posted Oct 1, 2016 by anonymous

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Move just one stick and change the direction of goat?

posted Jun 2, 2014 by Salil Agrawal

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You can move only two matchsticks in the given picture. What is the highest number you can form by doing it ?

posted Jul 8, 2015 by Mohammad

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Can you place six matchsticks in a manner that each of the matchstick is in touch will the other five matchsticks ?

posted Jun 20, 2014 by Kuldeep Apte

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Move 3 matches to make 6 identically sized squares

posted Apr 16, 2014 by Meenal Mishra

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Move one stick and complete the equation?

posted May 20, 2014 by anonymous

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Correct the equation by moving one match stick.

posted Dec 16, 2016 by Samardeep Acharya

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Move six match sticks to make five squares.

posted Apr 27, 2014 by Rahul Vaidya

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Can you turn this spiral into two squares by moving exactly three sticks?

posted Jun 30, 2014 by Pushpak Chauhan

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There is a fly in the wine glass. What you have to do is move two sticks such that the fly is out of the glass ?

posted Jun 19, 2014 by Maninder Bath

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Count the number of matchsticks in the image?

posted Mar 11, 2014 by anonymous

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What is the next number in the matchsticks number sequence below?

posted Jan 30, 2017 by Puneet Batra

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Move any four matches to get 3 equilateral triangles only .

posted Jun 26, 2014 by Ritika

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Move 1 matchstick to fix the equation in the picture below.

posted Dec 21, 2016 by Sandeep Bedi

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Move two matchsticks in a manner that seven squares are formed.

posted Aug 2, 2014 by Upma

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Moving only two sticks from the number formed with matchsticks, what is the largest number that you can get?

posted Apr 14, 2020 by Upma

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Move four sticks to make three square.

posted Apr 21, 2014 by anonymous

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Move a single matchstick to make the following expression true: 6+4=4

posted Mar 8, 2017 by anonymous

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Move only ONE matchstick to make the equation true.

posted Apr 22, 2020 by Nikita Sehgal

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By changing the position of only one arrow, correct the below equation.

posted Jul 24, 2015 by Varun Kumar

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By moving exactly three matchsticks can you make the below equation true.It can be solved by 3 ways.

posted Dec 21, 2018 by Rajni

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Using exactly three matchsticks, can you divide the area into two equal parts?

posted Jan 16, 2017 by Upma

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You need to move four matchsticks to make matchsticks equation true.

posted Dec 11, 2018 by Aman

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Move 3 matchsticks to create 2 rhombuses. (also known as diamonds) The 2 rhombuses must be equal in size.

posted Apr 7, 2020 by Prachi Sharma

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Add two matchsticks to the layout below to divide the area into two parts.The two parts must be equal in size and shape.

posted Mar 30, 2020 by Parampreet Kaur

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Here is a hexagon using 6 matchsticks. Move 4 matchsticks to create 2 triangles.

posted Oct 13, 2020 by Kapil Kapoor

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a) Move 2 matchsticks to create 11 squares (b) Once you have completed (a), move 4 matchsticks to create 15 squares.

posted Jul 23, 2020 by Kuldeep Apte

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Can you move 3 matchsticks to flip the chair back to the original position?

posted Apr 30, 2020 by Anshika Utadi

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Can you move 1 matchstick to create 2 triangles?

posted Mar 25, 2020 by Nimish

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What is the maximum number you can create by adding exactly 3 matchsticks?

posted Nov 19, 2019 by Dilbagh

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Can you move 1 matchstick to correct the equation?

posted Apr 21, 2020 by Mishthy Mukherjee

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Add 3 matchsticks to the layout to divide it into 2 parts equal in shape and size.

posted Mar 29, 2020 by Kuldeep Apte

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You need to remove two matchsticks to make below equation true. Can you do it?

posted Apr 18, 2017 by Varun Kumar

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You need to remove four matchsticks from the picture below and still need to maintain the following original image.

posted Jan 23, 2017 by Swati Arora

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By including only four matchsticks in below picture, you have to make "Four Triangles And Two Squares".

posted Oct 21, 2015 by Harshita Dhaliwal

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How can you create 3 quadrilaterals by moving exactly 3 sticks?

posted Jan 4, 2018 by Kuldeep Apte

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You can move only two matchsticks. Will two moves be enough for you to make eight squares of three different sizes?

posted Nov 28, 2015 by anonymous

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Move 2 match sticks to create 2 squares. The squares don't have to be equal in size.

posted Nov 22, 2017 by Aarati Mahajan

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Can you move 3 matchsticks to have 4 triangles?

posted Apr 9, 2020 by Aarati Mahajan

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Remove only 4 sticks and solve the following equation?

posted Feb 26, 2014 by Meenal Mishra

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Can you add 6 matchsticks to divide the square into 4 pieces with EQUAL shape and ONE coin each?

posted May 5, 2020 by Aastha Joshi

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Add/Remove 5 sticks and complete the equation?

posted Mar 3, 2014 by Luv Kumar

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Place 7 matchsticks inside the layout above to form 3 equal shapes. The 3 shapes must be equal in shape and size.

posted Apr 21, 2020 by Yogeshwar Thakur

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Can you move 1 matchstick to make it become 1?

posted Apr 20, 2020 by Swati Arora

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In the image below, you can see two glasses and two matchsticks. You need to move four matchsticks in such a............

posted Jul 14, 2016 by Tapesh Kulkarni

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Remove nine matchsticks so that no square remains?

posted Jun 3, 2014 by anonymous

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Move 3 matchsticks to create FOUR equal rectangles each of size 2X1.

posted Jun 4, 2020 by Rahul Chandel

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Can you remove 4 matchsticks and rearrange all the remaining matchsticks?

posted Jul 5, 2017 by Atindra Kumar Nath