Instead of putting it somewhere at the end of a row, move that egg down to the intersection.
Place it directly on top of the egg that is already there.
Now there are two eggs sitting at the intersection.
And this changes the way we count the eggs.
The horizontal row now has three eggs on one side, the two eggs stacked at the intersection, and one more egg on the other side.
That gives us a total of 5 eggs in the horizontal row.
At the same time, the vertical row also has three eggs on one side and the two eggs stacked at the intersection.
So the vertical row also contains 5 eggs.
The important part is that the two eggs at the intersection can be counted as part of both rows.
That is why simply counting the eggs from left to right or top to bottom can be misleading.
You are not really changing the number of eggs.
You are changing how the eggs are arranged and using the intersection to your advantage.
So the answer is much simpler than it first appears.
Take the extra egg from the top.
Move it down to the intersection.
Place it directly on top of the egg already there.
And that’s it.
You now have 5 eggs on each side.
Did you find the trick before seeing the answer?
If you got it, congratulations!
If not, don’t worry.
The puzzle is designed to make you think about the rows separately instead of noticing that one position can count for both.
Sometimes the easiest puzzles are the ones that make us look at a familiar arrangement in a completely different way.
So, how long did it take you to solve it?
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