| By: kun3lp - June 20th 2008 | |
| @thebom bardier, thats wat i i thought of too.. but then i realised the diagonals will not fit the square.. the hypotenuse of a rt. angle triangle is ALWAYS longer than both the sides.. |
| By: nichelle - April 14th 2008 | |
| i didnt get that one...and i totally agree with you emily |
| By: emily - December 22nd 2007 | |
they should let you drag the matches on the picture so that you can experiment
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| By: TheBombardier - December 20th 2007 | |
| you can also use 4 sticks to make a square w/ the other 2 making a cross inside the square running from corner to corner. makes 4 large & 4 small triangles |
| By: - December 13th 2007 | |
| Er, they really shouldn't give you the answers, or at least have all the answers on a separate page. |
| By: - September 06th 2007 | |
| these are hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| By: kun3lp - June 20th 2008 | |
| @thebom bardier, thats wat i i thought of too.. but then i realised the diagonals will not fit the square.. the hypotenuse of a rt. angle triangle is ALWAYS longer than both the sides.. |
| By: nichelle - April 14th 2008 | |
| i didnt get that one...and i totally agree with you emily |
| By: emily - December 22nd 2007 | |
they should let you drag the matches on the picture so that you can experiment
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| By: TheBombardier - December 20th 2007 | |
| you can also use 4 sticks to make a square w/ the other 2 making a cross inside the square running from corner to corner. makes 4 large & 4 small triangles |
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