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You have 9 square tiles and a 3x3 square grid you can place them into. How many smaller rectangles can you create in the grid? Note that the position of a rectangle matters, and that a square is a rectangle.
Here's an example:
These would be considered two different rectangles.
If you can do this one, try solving this in the nxn case, or do non-square grids. Both lead to interesting results.
Here's an example:
These would be considered two different rectangles.
If you can do this one, try solving this in the nxn case, or do non-square grids. Both lead to interesting results.
