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#151
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kitty vs dragon
who understands geometry better?!

I'm betting 5 bucks on the cat, because they are smarter and generally better.

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#152
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Amko is generally right. Although, if you dig a little, I think you can find a couple of arguments. But I'm too lazy right now.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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#153
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#154
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Morning
Why use the VisTrit definition? Don't you have your own opinion?
I do, and it's similar to VisTrit's. Don't try to find a loophole to avoid the topic.
Amko
Uh-huh, no, colleague, you are fundamentally wrong because
In your own image, there are 6 vertices.
There are only 3 vertices there. And it's a triangle. With an infinite number of angles. VisTrit is a genius, though. I wouldn't have thought of that.
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#155
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There are three vertices in total. And it's a triangle. With an infinite number of angles.
A triangle is the simplest polygon; a part of a plane bounded by three points and three line segments, each connecting two of these points.
Question for the first grade "B": how many points are in the picture of Wissy? Correct, six.
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You can place an infinite number of them there.
So, are you saying that it's not a triangle?
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Do you need to point out the definition for the third (oh my god) time?
A triangle is the simplest polygon; a part of a plane bounded by three points and three line segments, pairwise connecting these points.
It has a plane (as he claims) bounded by 6 points. Any questions?
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#158
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It is limited to three points. And do you know that on each line (and on each ray, segment) you can find an infinite number of points?
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Wolves, he doesn't even have vertices there, just points. So until he marks them, it's not even a real triangle, just some messy scribbles. Glad you responded. Even though I'm already tired, we can continue this silly discussion if you remind me where we left off.
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Wolves, he doesn't even have vertices there, just points. So until he marks them, it's not even a real triangle, but just some messy scribbles.
You're nitpicking /: We're not in a geometry lesson where you absolutely have to put letters, the meaning is clear to everyone anyway.
Glad you replied. Even though I'm already tired, we can continue this silly discussion if you remind me where we left off.
I don't remember xD we've been stuck at the beginning of this discussion. You were putting guys, people, fellas, and hooligans in the same category. What's the point of the conversation if you see hooligans in all of them?
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Looking at how to represent it: You don't necessarily have to represent the points, the vertices of the unfolded angle there. But you can represent it. In a square, there are four corners, or maybe five, or maybe 100500. And you're saying there can't be a triangle with four corners.
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we either see right angles everywhere, or we don't see them anywhere
Why is that? Who are you? :)
otherwise, the whole point is lost
What is "this"?