If I have a square of some area a, and n other squares of the same area a, how can I check if the union of the n squares contains the initial square completely? I think I read that there is an solution for this, could someone help? Thanks!
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Finding if a square is contained in union of n other squares.
If I have a square of some area a, and n other squares of the same area a, how can I check if the union of the n squares contains the initial square completely? I think I read that there is an solution for this, could someone help? Thanks!
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