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3 points colinear? No way! (Posted on 2005-05-19)

For any grid, x by x, figure out a formula for the greatest number of points that can be put on the inside of the grid such that no three points are colinear.

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Subject	Author	Date
Answer	Brian	2005-06-28 20:31:02
re(4): So at least the first 32 are reachable...	McWorter	2005-05-20 21:25:33
a link	Hugo	2005-05-20 18:42:04
re(3): So at least the first 32 are reachable...	McWorter	2005-05-20 18:29:45
re(2): So at least the first 32 are reachable...	Jer	2005-05-20 18:02:21
re: So at least the first 32 are reachable...	McWorter	2005-05-20 17:55:29
re: So at least the first 32 are reachable...	Erik O.	2005-05-20 14:44:29
So at least the first 32 are reachable...	Jer	2005-05-20 12:09:20
re(3): Theoretical limits reachable? - McWorter	McWorter	2005-05-20 02:50:13
re(2): Theoretical limits reachable? - McWorter	Avin	2005-05-20 02:01:08
re: Theoretical limits reachable?	McWorter	2005-05-20 00:06:08
re(2): Theoretical limits reachable?	Erik O.	2005-05-19 19:12:49
re: Theoretical limits reachable?	Justin	2005-05-19 17:25:00
Theoretical limits reachable?	Jer	2005-05-19 17:02:04

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