an iq test that requires deeper math and geometry knowledge is not really an iq test because a math student will solve it easily. however, i'd say each pentagon has only 2 patterns if you use both whites in one pentagon (and it extends to all the pentagons, so 2 whites in any pentagon = 2 patterns) but the problem starts when you start putting 2 whites in different pentagrams. still, i think it's only 7 possibilities per one side of the dodecahedron plus 2 for the opposite so 9   nope. i'm probably wrong in my math but the number is low, almost like a trick question.   bro, i just solved the same problem langan did and i also hate kikes i'm just like chris go cmtu
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