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[poddster]

Hope you dont mind Sig.

I have something that needs a solution

Here is a shape that has to have each segment passed through buy ONE CONTINUOUS line ONCE and once only

You may start anywhere you wish inside the shape or outside..

Not as easy as it looks 🙂

Good luck

I have also shown an example

[bluecat*dancing]

My head hurts.

[love*today]

lol I know!

The clues are making it worse!

[poddster]

Is it a good hurt or bad hurt?

[imastawka]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

[bluecat*dancing]

LOL.

[love*today]

I have a feeling it will hurt more when the answer is revealed 😄

[siggie-reported-by-alarmists]

Your picture does not contain dots. It does however have points of concurrence.

Concurrent lines (segments or rays) are lines which lie in the same plane and intersect in a single point. The point of intersection is

the  point of concurrency. For example, point P is the point of concurrency.

Intersection P is the crossing of 3 segments or lines..... they all combine to make that intersection or point of concurrency.......all of the lines exist on that one point of concurrency.......

[joz*garage]

[poddster]

No cigar Sig. In you theory even if the point at which the line segments intersect the segment has been passed more than once.