Hello, euclid2!
That's good one . . . a groaner!
I think you need one more "1" in your diagram. Code:
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It can be presented with matchsticks or toothpicks.
"Move one matchstick and change it to nine-fifty." Code:
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We probably should spread them to display: .$\displaystyle 10 \text{ TO }10$
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You think that's a groaner? . . .
Move two matches and show what matches are made of.
Code:
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Solution: Code:
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I warned you, didn't I? . . .