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Now how is THAT possible??


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If you look at the edges you'll notice the second one takes up slighty more space then the first

Rule #1: Play the game to the limit. Damn the consequences.

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man u guys r smart :) one of the hypotenuses is convex while the other one is concave. it makes it look like it'd be a triangle but it isnt. the one take about so much space more than the other one that exactly one of the square can be left out. i myself didnt get it by first look and i guess u were even faster than i was :o but i guess not everyone could have figured it out! that it has to be some kind of illusion was clear from the beginning, but that wasnt enough :)

 

actually its sad that u two got it so fast - i hoped some more would participate :)

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Very true! It can be a humbling experience to be knowledgeable of stochastic calculus and multivariable optimisation only to be stumped by a high-school geometry question..

 

Sorta like a 3rd Dan getting a black eye from a 3rd kyu, i guess.. :roll:

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Whoa there, Valithor. Your choice of vocabulary is burning my cerebral cortex. I've only had a half cup of coffee so far today, so take it easy on me.

It's happy hour somewhere in the world.

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Diminutionally consuming thermogenic beverages amid erudite edification plausibly effectuate vagrant coordination consequentially inducing epidermal and sub-cranial burning, however deleterious cerebral repercussion requires splendiferous disingenuousness. :wink:

 

Hope you've had some coffee :D

Keep Smiling!

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