252.--A PUZZLE FOR MOTORISTS.

From Amusements in Mathematics by Henry Ernest Dudeney.

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Eight motorists drove to church one morning. Their respective houses and churches, together with the only roads available (the dotted lines), are shown. One went from his house A to his church A, another from his house B to his church B, another from C to C, and so on, but it was afterwards found that no driver ever crossed the track of another car. Take your pencil and try to trace out their various routes.

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