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The radius of a circle can be used to find the area of a triangle if at least one side of the triangle is equal to the circumference of the circle.

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Sean C.
Sean C.
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all math hurts my brian and i have to do basic math in my day job all day long
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RadiDaddy
RadiDaddy
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I never enjoyed math. For all I know you may have sneakily slipped in an actual High Quality Fact.
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Gothish Andy
Gothish Andy
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*But only if you know the lengths of one of the sides of two unrelated triangles.
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Jorge Stolfi
Jorge Stolfi
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And the area of a circle can be used to find the perimeter of a triangle if the radius of the circle is equal to at least one diagonal of the triangle.
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Matthias Rex🐈
Matthias Rex🐈
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Inspired by this post I just asked a chatbot to create fake mathematical rules and fake equations.
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mergerg
mergerg
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this is actually true though lol just pi times the radius times the dimension of the triangle perpendicular to the side that has the length of the circumference, if I'm remembering my triangle geometry correctly
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