If you're given the perimeter and the fact that it's a regular pentagon, it's solvable.
And, yes, someone once used the "find x" gag on a worksheet.
Co-incidentally, he repeated the year. Again.
The Golem and the Jinni (Wecker)
7 hours ago
Monday, November 30, 2009
Perimeter
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If you're given the perimeter and the fact that it's a regular pentagon, it's solvable.
And, yes, someone once used the "find x" gag on a worksheet.
Co-incidentally, he repeated the year. Again.
If you're given the perimeter and the fact that it's a regular pentagon, it's solvable.
And, yes, someone once used the "find x" gag on a worksheet.
Co-incidentally, he repeated the year. Again.
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Nice one, love the drawings! (It came up with "(title unknown)" in my feed reader though).
Thanks. I fixed that.
I don't know how it disappeared before I hit the "publish" button.
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