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A rectangle built from 9 squares

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A rectangle built from 9 squares

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34A rectangle or square built from 11 squares.

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A rectangle or square built from 22 squares.

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A rectangle or square built from 24 squares.

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A square built of the fewest different squares.

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I made a mistake posting this puzzle the first time. I wrongly put a 5 in this square!

See that the two squares with an X will always have the same

size!

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Thanks to Kaela Worrell’s daughter for finding this! I only half apologize for my

mistakes. Finding impossible problems and proving that

they are impossible is a very rich activity! In my own

classes I purposely do it, but this, alas was an unintentional

mistake. Ouch ;-)