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Isoperimetric — the ladder

One essay so far against this idea. A ladder is the distinct arguments that stand against one idea, and this one has room to grow.
  1. 3 sidesarea 4,3304πA/L² = 0.6054 sidesarea 5,6254πA/L² = 0.7856 sidesarea 6,4954πA/L² = 0.90712 sidesarea 6,9984πA/L² = 0.977the circlearea 7,1624πA/L² = 1every shape here has a perimeter of 300; only the area changes4πA/L² rises from 0.605 to 0.977 and reaches 1 only at the circle

    The most area a fence can hold

    One length of boundary, and the question of what shape to bend it into. The answer is a circle, everybody knows it, and the argument that convinced the nineteenth century turned out to prove something slightly different.

    rung 1 · geometry

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