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I found out how to do 8. It was hard, but finding teachers to show it to was harder!

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I found out how to do 8

[Very close, but not quite - Mr. M.]

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I used tril and improvement

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4 is possible:23421314

5 is impossible.

7 is possible:45671415362732

Not sure about 8.

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I used trial and improvement.

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This is my answer for the first one

I started with the fours four places apart then I put the ones in one place apart then i figured out then I put in the three knowing that there would be three in between knowing when I put in the last one for the four then it would be three apart so it put in the two knowing that when I put the three in they would be two apart.

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This is three 312132. This is four 41312432

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This is so far:

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You can't do 9 or10

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Got up to three and now I am stuck on number four

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I have found that 4 is possible:23421314

I don't think that you can do 5: When I have tried there is always one set of numbers that doesn't work

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I have got the answer to 3 and 4.

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Second one done YAY!!!!!!!

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5, 2, 4, 1, 2, 1, 5, 4, that is 5

[No 3s - Mr. M.]

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It simple just read the numbers and that's how far away it has to be away from a number

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Done the first one

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I have found out that 1 isn't possible,2 isn't possible, 3 is and 4 is:

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I think I have done it. It is 2,3,4,2,1,3,1,4

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Can a Langford Kebab of any size be made?