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Now we go to position 5:



and position 6 (= 1st of the 2nd row of 5 in the root block of 5x2):



and position 7 (= 2nd of the 2nd row of 5 in the root block of 5x2):



and position 8 (= 3rd of the 2nd row of 5 in ther root block of 5x2):



and position 10 (= 5th of the 2nd row of 5 in ther root block of 5x2):

A completely different block of 5x4 reveals a different root block of 5x2:



Position 1:





both displayed by Tony!

Position 2:



also displayed by Tony.


Position 3:

Position 6:






Position 7:

Position 8:






Position 9:



Position 10:

I have a block of 4 in which the 1st and 2nd row belong to the second root block, the 3rd row is as the 2nd row,but the 4th row belonfs to the 1st root block!



row 1 position 1:




row 1 position 2:



row 1 position 3:




row 1 position 4:





row 1 position 5:

row 2 position 1:




row 2 position 2:



row 2 position 3:



row 2 position 4:

row 3 position 1:




row 3 position 2:



row 3 position 3:



row 3 position 4:

row 4 position 1:




row 4 position 2:




row 4 position 3:




row 4 position 4:




row 4 position 5:

A really strange combination of (parts of) root blocks!




Comparing it with Tony's 4th block his lower 3 rows may be my top 3 rows!



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