No arguments here
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Don't the internal angles need to be 90°? Two of those right angles aren't right angles on the inside.
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Lines that intersect a circle like that aren't "right angles" tho, they're called "normal" to the circle - in other words pointing directly toward the center. A normal line is at right angles to a tangent line, but not to a curve.
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Im gonna need more than that as an explanation. Sandwiches too if you're making some
Imagine you have a cookie cutter in that shape. Cut a cookie as thick as the chord of the largest arc.
View the new vertical surface of the longest arc that is now a cylindrical section.
Viola, square.
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Imagine you have a cookie cutter in that shape. Cut a cookie as thick as the chord of the largest arc.
View the new vertical surface of the longest arc that is now a cylindrical section.
Viola, square.
*munches thoughtfully*
this is terrible, but it tastes okay
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uhhh, wait. Under what projection is OP's "square" reduced to an actual square
Science bitch
