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Check me on this, please: "True or false: The ratio of the area of a square to the area of a circle inside that square in constant, regardless of the
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prayformojo
Of course. -- nm
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nubby
Nov 18 '09, 06:05
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nubby
Nov 18, 06:06
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huh. didn't know there was a formula for that. thanks, science guy! -- nm
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prayformojo
Nov 18, 06:08
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explanation
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nubby
Nov 18, 06:10
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*brain catches fire* -- nm
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Loyola
Nov 18, 06:23
now what if the square is inside the circle?
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znufrii
Nov 18, 06:19
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explanation
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nubby
Nov 18, 06:29
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yay, my math still works! -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 18, 06:30
As if people go around putting squares into circles. -- nm
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Loyola
Nov 18, 06:24
Moral: Always buy the pan pizza. -- nm
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nubby
Nov 18, 06:11
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!! -- nm
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nubby
Nov 18, 06:08
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