“It often happens that the easiest dissection puzzles are the prettiest,” wrote Henry Dudeney in 1914. “Here is a new one that ought to give the reader very little trouble. Cut the figure into five pieces that will fit together and form a square.”

| SelectClick for Answer | | --- | | “Make the cut as shown in the illustration and fit the four triangular pieces into the places enclosed by the dotted lines.” |

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