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Two Polygons (Posted on 2008-10-29) Difficulty: 3 of 5
There are two regular polygons: one with X sides and one with Y sides with Y>X. Also, coincidentally, the latter has internal angles that are each (Y-X) degrees greater than the former. Also, X+Y is a perfect square.

What are X and Y?

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Half past Nine in the AM and then some | Comment 1 of 5
It's half past nine (local time here) as I post, so in a double handful of minutes the answer should appear -- I see it coming, with no unigons in sight (pace NS1513). 
  Posted by ed bottemiller on 2008-10-29 11:10:49
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