(Solved) Playing cards house creation of more than one deck (52 cards).

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3 years ago Edited: 3 years ago, prashantakerkar

Playing cards house creation of more than one deck (52 cards).

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The Playing cards house creation is a pyramid (If i am not wrong) geometrical structure.

The Playing cards deck is 52 cards in numbers.

Can we create a pyramid structure using more than one deck i e. 52 cards?

Can we built a Playing cards house of two or more decks i.e. 104 cards, 156 cards?

If Not, Why?

The Base or Foundation will have more cards to start with to accomplish.

Assumptions

52 playing cards - 1 deck - 12 cards in the bottom or base.

104 playing cards - 2 deck - 24 cards in the bottom or base.

156 playing cards - 3 deck - 36 cards in the bottom or base.

and so on for more decks...

Observations

With more number of Decks (playing cards numbers) , the Pyramid structure's height will increase.

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3 years ago Edited: 3 years ago, prashantakerkar

Thank you.

Another interesting question which comes to my mind is regarding the playing cards dimensions.

Its rectangular in shape with curved edge on four sides.

Can there be a impact on house creation if the playing card length and breadth is increased or decreased?
i.e. It will become difficult or easy for house creation.

Permutations & Combinations

Length Breadth

1 Increase Increase

2 Increase Keep as it is

3 Keep as it is Increase

4 Keep as it is Keep as it is - Current dimensions - Length & Breadth.

5 Decrease Decrease

6 Decrease Keep as it is

7 Keep as it is Decrease

8 Increase Decrease

9 Decrease Increase

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Thank you.

Regarding Bryan Berg's, of the United States playing cards tower creation record, is there a youtube video created for the same, so we and audience can view it?

1 How many total number of playing cards were used for building the pyramid tower structure by Bryan?

2 How much time was required by Bryan to build the playing cards pyramid tower structure?

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Thank you.

Manufacturing New 8 packs of 52 playing cards with the above Permutations & Combinations.

After these 8 new 52 playing cards packs are manufactured, Will it be easy, difficult or no difference for house creation as compared to the current standard dimensions of playing cards?

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3 years ago Edited: 3 years ago, prashantakerkar

Thank you.

200 decks, 10,800 maximum playing cards.

1 deck = 52 cards.
200 decks = 200 * 52 = 10,400 cards
10,400 cards + 400 cards (Horizontal) = 10,800 cards.
48 storeys - levels.

3.3 metres tower height
12 hours for completion.

That's an great accomplishment.

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Prashant S Akerkar

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Thank you.

This query from my end could be maybe absurd, but still curious to ask.

Is it possible to design & develop a Smartphone game app for Building House of Cards Pyramid/Tower structure?

If Not, Why?

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