a2526c…: “Towards the comfortable icosahedron”

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On the $hv$-plane above, the graph of $v = 2h + 4$ would contain which interecepts?

\[ \left ( \answer {-2}, 0 \right ) \, \text { and } \, \left ( 0, \answer {4} \right ) \]

On the $kt$-plane above, the graph of $k - t = 4$ would contain which interecepts?

\[ \left ( \answer {4}, 0 \right ) \, \text { and } \, \left ( 0, \answer {-4} \right ) \]

On the $Wf$-plane above, the graph of $f - W + 1 = 0$ would contain which interecepts?

\[ \left ( \answer {1}, 0 \right ) \, \text { and } \, \left ( 0, \answer {-1} \right ) \]

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