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Partition a Square (Posted on 2011-03-15) Difficulty: 2 of 5
Clearly, a square can be partitioned into four smaller non-overlapping squares with two lines through its center and parallel to its sides. Trivially, a square can be partitioned into one square with no lines.

Question: For which integers n > 0 can a square be partitioned into n non-overlapping squares (not necessarily the same size)?

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SolutionSpoiler.Jer2011-03-16 09:16:12
answerDej Mar2011-03-16 05:56:34
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