Heading over towards the C!
After making 4 different attempts of (B) for the SquareUp so far, I think it is time to venture into another direction.
So, how about squaring up a Circle?
Two shapes in one!
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Heading over towards the C!
After making 4 different attempts of (B) for the SquareUp so far, I think it is time to venture into another direction.
So, how about squaring up a Circle?
Two shapes in one!
For Becky’s SquareUp – Upwardly Mobile
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Very good!
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Thank you very much for liking this 🙂
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Very nice capture indeed no one ever succeeded in Squaring the Circle
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Yay!
I did it 🙂
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Yes you did. There is a formula but because it has a lot of pi in it, it never yields a rational answer to the question.
X*x = pi R*r it’s the square root for the side that doesn’t compute. Or 2pi R = x*x
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Wow!
Were you a teacher, Andrew?
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I tutored 3 unit Maths.
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Wow!
This is really good to know 🙂
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O I got the second one wro g should read 2pi R =4x.
The two, when solved simultaneously, with a particular square in mind will yield x= (pi R*r)1/2
If x is 2, 4 = pi R*r 4/pi =R*r
R = the sq. root of (4/pi).
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Brilliant – upstairs too 👏
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Thank you so very much for liking this, Becky 🙂
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Nice capture!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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