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Fourth grade math brain teaser
There is something wrong with the topic, and it is required to be cut into three sections (all integers). Is 1mm an integer?

Please think of it this way:

There are three groups, the maximum number should be greater than one third of 16, and x >;; 16/3=5+ 1/3, so the minimum value of x is 6 because an integer is required.

According to the fact that the sum of two sides of a triangle must be greater than the third side, the maximum number in a group must be less than half of 16. X< 16/2=8, so the maximum value of x is 8- 1=7 because an integer is required.

When x=7, the remaining 16-7=9 is decomposed into the sum of two numbers, and the large number cannot be greater than 7, so it is

7,2

6,3

5,4

three

When x=6, the remaining 16-6= 10 is decomposed into the sum of two numbers, and the large number cannot be greater than 6, so it is:

6,6,4

6,5,5

two

One * * * equals five.