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Finding the possible loops that exist to connect each point on a pentagon. These loops ar… — @reason4math

Posted Jun 29, 2025 (16 months ago)64s185,695 views

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185,695
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5,563
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61
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112
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575
Engagement
3.09%
Duration
64s
Posted
Jun 29, 2025

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@reason4math's TikTok video "Finding the possible loops that exist to connect each point on a pentagon. These loops are called Hamiltonian cycles, and the number unique loops that can be made with a given number of points (n) would be (n-1)! . In this case, 4x3x2x1 = 24. I'm only showing twelve, because the other 12 paths are the same, but just run in the reverse direction. #geometry #geometryart #mathart #satisfying #satisfyingvideo #graphtheory #stem #STEMTok #puzzle I’m creating all this work on my own, so if you like my content and would like to see more, I’d appreciate your support. In my bio, you can leave a tip in my Linktree. Thanks! I exclusively own the rights to my work and I grant no permission for anyone to reuse or repost my work." has 185,695 views, 5,563 likes, 61 comments, 112 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 3.09% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 16 months ago and runs 1 minute 4 seconds. It has been saved 575 times.

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