What triangle has all his angles squares (i.e. each angle being represented by a square number of degrees)?
I didn't do it in my head, but there aren't many numbers to try with the aid of a calculator, thus I consider the problem an easy D2:
180-13^2=11 not the sum of two squares
180-12^2=36 not the sum of two squares
180-11^2=59 not the sum of two squares
180-10^2=80 which is the sum of two squares: 80=8^2+4^2
180-9^2=99 not the sum of two squares
The triangle sought has angles 16, 64, and 100 degrees.
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Posted by Jer
on 2016-08-02 12:22:10 |
D1? Full solution.