Maja ima zelo rada lego kocke. Njenim prijateljicam se zdi to čudno, njej pa sploh ne.
Maja bi rada postala inženirka. To se zdi njenim prijateljicam še bolj čudno. Maja pa na to komaj čaka.
Maja si rada izmišlja zanimive uganke. To se zdi čudno celo njeni mamici, njeni učiteljici pa se zdi to prima.
Prejšnji teden je Maja naredila tole ...
1) Odločila se je, da bo iz lego kock zgradila 25 lego-stolpnic. Postavila jih bo na 25 legopracel, ki so –pogledano od zgoraj – lepo razporejene v 5 vrst in 5 linij.
2) Legostolpnice bodo 5 različnih velikosti: od takih iz ene same kocke do takih, za katere bo Maja potrebovala 5 kock (postavljenih druga na drugo).
3) V vsaki vrsti bodo vse legostolpnice med seboj razilčno visoke. In ravnotako v vsaki liniji.
4) Številka, ki jo je Maja napisala na začetku nekaterih vrstic in na začetku nekaterih linij, pomeni, koliko legostolpnic se s tistega mesta vidi. Za nižjim legostolpičem se vidi višji, obratno pa seveda ne, saj višji legostolpič povsem zakriva pogled na nižjega, ki stoji za njim.
Maji je potem mama ukazala, naj takoj pospravi svojo sobo, saj da izgleda kot pravo gradbišče, je dejala. Maji se sicer ni zdelo tako, a je mamo vseeno ubogala. Legostolpnice bodo tako morale še malo počakati. Lahko pa Maji pomagate, da ji bo – ko bo soba pospravljena – šlo hitreje od rok. Na tloris vsake od »parcel« napišite, kako visoko legostolpnico mora Maja postaviti na njej.
Zakladek boste našli na spodnjih koordinatah:
ENG:
There is no Cache on given coordinates. Maja should help us to find the Cache.
Maja likes lego bricks very much. That seems strange to her friends. But not to her.
Maja wants to be an engineer, when she grows up. That seems even stranger to her friends.
Maja likes inventing interesting puzzles. That seems strange even to her mother. But her teacher thinks that's great.
Previous week Maja did that ...
1) She decided to build 25 lego-towers. She is going to put them onto 25 lego-parcells, which are – when you look from the top – arranged into 5 longitudinal and 5 transverse lines.
2) Lego-towers will be of five different heights: Maja will need for them from 1 to 5 bricks for each one.
3) In each line (longitudinal and transversal) there will bi towers of all different heights.
4) At the beginning of some lines Maja wrote numbers. Number means how many lego-towers can be seen from that point. Behind lower tower you can see the higher one. But of course you cannot see the lower tower, if it stands behind the higher one.
Onto each »parcel« in the ground plan write down the number of building's floors.
