The Three Utilities Problem: An Exercise In Futility

The Three Utilities Problem, posed in the 20th century by Henry Dudeney, is a classical mathematical puzzle in which the solver is tasked with connecting pipes from three "utility" buildings to three houses on a flat plane without crossing any lines. The problem is impossible.
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