Three Squares Out Of Eight Sticks Riddle

Riddle: Take eight small sticks, four of which are half the length of the other four. How can you make three equal squares out of the sticks?

Answer: Use the longer four sticks to be sharing sides between the squares and at the end their should be three intertwined squares.

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Riddle: Take eight small sticks, four of which are half the length of the other four. How can you make three equal squares out of the sticks? Answer: Use the longer four sticks to be sharing sides between the squares and at the end their should be three intertwined squares.
<img src="../../../uploads/images/8-sticks-3-squares.png" alt="" /> — by Morgan Foster v1.

Riddle: Take eight small sticks, four of which are half the length of the other four. How can you make three equal squares out of the sticks? Answer: Use the longer four sticks to be sharing sides between the squares and at the end their should be three intertwined squares.
<img src="../../../uploads/images/8-sticks-3-squares.png" alt="" /> — by Morgan Foster v2.