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Weird Triangle
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| Outsider |
WTF?? |
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| butterfly |
| to me, it looks like the area of the two big triangles are different. |
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| stren |
the nerdz in COR will have their say.
That's why i hate math and geometry and :wtf:
whoever solves it gets a bounus |
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| Jackson |
The angle of the 1st triangle is steeper
Use reference points on bot triangles on the sloping edge.
On the first triangle look on the go 2 lines down from the top, you'll see the triangle goes exactly over the square on the paper.
On the second triangle you'll see that it misses it by about 1/4 of a square. |
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| Dj Dovla |
dimensions are different between the two triangles , optical illusion :D
I saw it before and it has been proven, print it on paper and measure it with a ruler you'll see |
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| Outsider |
| quote: | Originally posted by THIS THREAD
I DIE |
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| The Master |
The explanation is very simple actually: this happens because neither of the two whole triangles are perfect triangles.
Just look at the larger side of each whole triangle, the first one has a concave hypotenuse and the second a convex one.
This happens because the rates of the two sub-triangles (red and dark-green) are slightly different, but only for the eye: 8/3 =! 5/2 |
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| Jackson |
| quote: | Originally posted by The Master
The explanation is very simple actually: this happens because neither of the two whole triangles are perfect triangles.
Just look at the larger side of each whole triangle, the first one has a concave hypotenuse and the second a convex one.
This happens because the rates of the two sub-triangles (red and dark-green) are slightly different, but only for the eye: 8/3 =! 5/2 |
What i said but in more COR friendly terms...in other words, one triangles more bendy than the other. |
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| Orbax |
I just super imposed it on the other one in photochop and they arent the same size :)
edit: math. |
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| bananas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orbax
edit: math. |
+1:whip: |
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