#23: Circling the squares
Darts player Juan Andred has noticed that on a standard dartboard, there are some neighbouring pairs of numbers that add up to a square number. For example, 20 and 5 make 25, while 6 and 10 add up to 16. He has been wondering if he can come up with a new arrangement of the numbers 1 to 20 so that all neighbouring pairs add up to a square number. And he has nearly succeeded.
He has 20 at the top of the board, and every pair of neighbours adds to a square – with one…
