Domino Tetrads
A solution has been offered by Jonathan R. and his friends Jonathan
M. and Matthew G. of Steyning Saint Andrews C.E Primary School.
There is more than one solution but it needs a means of
representing each arrangement in order to show what is happening
and to identify possible avenues to further solutions. There is
still a lot more in this problem if you are prepared to have a go
but thanks for this start Jonathan.
Together my friends and I solved this puzzle. Here is our solution:
1) yes you can make the squares with all the pieces
2) in every square you have a double at the top .
3) we could not find any other solutions to this puzzle and we don't think itis possible for another solution.
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