You know, Just chillin, having a bud, breaking the laws of physics... True... True.

Well I was playing around with shapes on Excel making graphs and stuff then it got me thinking... About the laws of physics and area... And all area broke down and re converted should cover the same area right?

For example... If you break down a 32x32 inch square, you'd be able to rebuilt it in a different form but it would not miss any thing out, there would be the exact same ammount of area right?

Well, I did the same with a triangle and I was amazed to find that even though the same are is used, it needs more to complete the triangle.

Can you figure this out? Or have I broke the laws of physics? =P

http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5528/triangle8mn.gif

OMG. Freaky. O_O

Erm.. What?

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayons

Erm.. What?

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Either;

A) You're confused at my amazement.
B) You're confused at the whole thing.

WHICH IS IT BOY!?

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Originally Posted by Karl

Either;

A) You're confused at my amazement.
B) You're confused at the whole thing.

WHICH IS IT BOY!?

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Girl and B) I'm confused at the whole thing.

swear i've seen it before. ;>

Girl, boy... Same thing...

Well lets use something simple... Say you have a bar of six chocolate pieces and you layed them out in a row, you would always have the same area when you change it right? You would still have 6 chocolate pieces that cover the same area when broken down.

But this, when the shapes were broken down they cover LESS area in the SAME shape with the same area. Which is really odd.

Oooh, I get it now ;)

Karl you do such random things in your spare time. :p

I don't get it..