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A quite even partition (Posted on 2005-08-28) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Can you partition the numbers 1, 2, 3, ... nē in n separate subsets, each with n numbers, all subsets having the same sum?

See The Solution Submitted by Federico Kereki    
Rating: 4.3333 (3 votes)

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  Subject Author Date
re: The Odd-Sided Squares PrincipleBruno2005-09-01 14:06:32
Another half solutionMcWorter2005-08-31 18:27:44
re: My solutionKen Haley2005-08-31 06:00:28
SolutionMy solutionKen Haley2005-08-31 05:57:47
re: The Odd-Sided Squares PrincipleFederico Kereki2005-08-31 03:21:40
re: The Odd-Sided Squares PrincipleMcWorter2005-08-30 16:21:31
The Odd-Sided Squares PrincipleBruno2005-08-30 11:49:37
re(2): Calendar MagicMcWorter2005-08-29 16:32:01
re: Calendar MagicBractals2005-08-29 16:23:22
re(2): Another (similar) way (To Mc)pcbouhid2005-08-29 11:56:05
re: Another (similar) way (To Mc)McWorter2005-08-29 03:23:28
Another (similar) way (To Mc)pcbouhid2005-08-29 03:06:53
re: Calendar MagicMcWorter2005-08-29 02:50:05
A simpler explanationGamer2005-08-29 02:01:09
SolutionCalendar MagicMcWorter2005-08-29 00:11:06
Some ThoughtsA process for creating the subsetsBob Smith2005-08-28 22:25:42
SolutionBractals2005-08-28 16:39:14
Some ThoughtsHalf Solutionowl2005-08-28 14:54:58
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