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| Thinking | Re: Triangle mystery Quote:
Afterthought: that puzzle is one of the kewlest tantalizers ever!!! Last edited by hefner; 02-02-2005 at 06:06 AM. | ||
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| Local Brewmaster | Re: Triangle mystery Looks to me as if the angled side of the triangle is slightly bowed in, thus the slopes are slightly different. That's why the two triangles, when switched, form a different slope. I bet that's where the extra space comes from, the difference in the non-linear edge | |
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