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discuss the picture below

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take 1/2 of the area of the white square and add it to B2, and subtract it from B1, you will create 2 equal pieces (both in shape and area). then the figure will be a large triangle, a small triangle and 2 equivalent irregular hexagons without a gap?

or will there be a gap of equal area of white between the figure B2 and the small triangle? it is hard to tell without a perfect grid throughout
 

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Lemme drink about 12 more rum & cokes than I will explain the physics of the relative dementions to the 3rd power of pluto when the milkyway shines the brightest at exactly 8:37:29pm when the sun has 2 siamese solar flares that peak within the reaches of the moon and my carton of chocolate milk goes bad.... :tard
 

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no it doesnt. it is not a perfect triangle. if you look at the one with no square cut out, the "hypotenuse" bends slightly in.

same goes for the other one, where it bends out.

this is also obvious from the fact that the ratios of the sides of the 2 triangle pieces are different. for that big hypotenuse to be straight, the 2 triangles would need to be similar - which they are not. ...


the point here? it is not worth trying to 'figure' out.. since it is imposible. :tard
 

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geometry6hf4yo.gif


the 2x8 rectangle at the bottome, is made up of 16 squares, but both dark-yellow and light-green shapes take up only 15.
 

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hehe, but theres no debate here... lemons pics wit hthe added lines can help explain why...

the green triangle has a height to length ratio of 2/5. the red one is 3/8
2/5 != 3/8. using basic geometry, you can deduce that the angles of each triangle (aside from the one that is 90 degrees) are not the same.
so the slope of the hypotenuses, are different. which means the line isnt straight. meaning, the big picture with no gap? it is not a triangle. its a 4 sided polygon. no magic here
 

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Re: RE: how is this possible

artisan00 said:
hehe, but theres no debate here... lemons pics wit hthe added lines can help explain why...

the green triangle has a height to length ratio of 2/5. the red one is 3/8
2/5 != 3/8. using basic geometry, you can deduce that the angles of each triangle (aside from the one that is 90 degrees) are not the same.
so the slope of the hypotenuses, are different. which means the line isnt straight. meaning, the big picture with no gap? it is not a triangle. its a 4 sided polygon. no magic here
Yup, simple trigonometry will show that the angles of the triangles are not the same.

In an artistic sense, it is quite mind boggling.
 

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JonBeast said:
artisan00 said:
hehe, but theres no debate here... lemons pics wit hthe added lines can help explain why...

the green triangle has a height to length ratio of 2/5. the red one is 3/8
2/5 != 3/8. using basic geometry, you can deduce that the angles of each triangle (aside from the one that is 90 degrees) are not the same.
so the slope of the hypotenuses, are different. which means the line isnt straight. meaning, the big picture with no gap? it is not a triangle. its a 4 sided polygon. no magic here
Yup, simple trigonometry will show that the angles of the triangles are not the same.

In an artistic sense, it is quite mind boggling.

that is true - its interesting though how the mind sees the line and 'assumes' it is straight.
 
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