alleryStart learning →Which expression arose from the nine-dot problem?
ABack to square one
BDivide and rule
CThink outside the box
DBeat around the bush
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Think outside the box
The solution requires lines to go beyond the frame of dots, giving rise to think outside the box.
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