You are working as an apprentice to a landscape architect. Your first assignment is to plant some trees in a client's large, flat lawn. Your boss tells you:

"I want you to plant 16 trees in 15 rows. There must be exactly 4 trees in each row."

How should you plant the trees if you want to complete your assignment?

(In reply to question by Peter Lunts)

A row in this problem can be in any direction, or the task would be impossible. Of course, it all has to be on one plane - you can't plant trees above each other.

Posted by Tristan on 2004-02-09 20:13:39