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Can anyone Explain this ?
i saw this pic and i kept wondering abt it !! how the hell could this be true ?!
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Re: Can anyone Explain this ?
 well its the realation between area and perimeter. i mean if u divid area/perimeter in the first pic and the sam in the second u will got tha same value. thats what i think 
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Re: Can anyone Explain this ?
what is not true about it?
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Re: Can anyone Explain this ?
It's very simple ... just look carefully at the first picture, you'll notice that the "hypotenuse" is not a straight line, it's slightly concave rather straight ...
once you draw a straight line as in the second picture or maybe it's a slightly convexed line, this line will fill the slight concavity in the first picture ... then when you calculate the surface of that area it will be equal to a small square that you found in the next picture ... Thank You ...
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