Multiple tetrahedra?
Discrete Mathematics
Level
4
\[ \begin{cases} x+y+z = 1\\ x+y+z = 6\\ x-y-z = 1\\ x-y-z = 6\\ y-z-x = 1\\ y -z-x = 6\\ z-y-x = 1\\ z-y-x = 6\\ \end{cases} \]
The above equations define planes in 3 space.
How many ways can you choose four of them so that the enclosed region defines a regular tetrahedron?
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Geoff Pilling