Geometrical Mystery

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this is a geometrical paradox...how can this be true?...I have no idea!

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Geometrical Mystery

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  • here it is

    the green and the red triangle do not have the same gradient. If you count at the end of the clip the small triangle climbs in 5 caskets to right 2 caskets up and the big one needs 8 to the right for 3 up. that's where the mystery is hidden ;-)

    By ThoRN 1176836973 Reply Spam [+4] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • It is true...

    if you divide 5/2 and 5/3, the result is not the same, that, practicaly means, that the long line of the border triangle infact isnt straigt....sorry, but nice disscusion theme...

    By stanaaa 1176927781 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • solution:

    dude... there is no paradox. If it were, our whole geometry would fall apart. The thing is that the 2 triangles (red&green) differ from the first to the second arrangemet. They are bigger when there is no space and smaller then the space appears.
    Try to put the ruller or any straight, transparent instrument along the hipotenuse (I think this is how it is spelled...) and you can see that in the 2nd demonstration the line is bend slightly and goes under the ruller (that;s why I said to find a transparent one)
    Peace

    By Vlad_84 1176839536 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • dont have an explication for that

    i dont now if its true but it shore seems like it

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  • Ilusión o misterio matemático

    Es una ilusión. El conjunto de piezas en sí, no forman un triángulo, ya que uno de sus lados no es una recta. El área entonces no se puede determinar con A=bxh/2. Los dos triángulos que lo forman tienen ángulos diferentes. Al reorganizarse en la segunda figura pierden una porción de espacio, lo que se podría observar si se utilizara un espejo, por ejemplo.

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  • easy!!!

    i solved it in 2 sec!!!

    By Stefan palm Andersen 1177167009 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • IT IS TRUE

    the gradients are different

    By Nexus13001 1177135057 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • It;s very easy

    it's easy.you just don't put the yellow one as you did in the first time

    By PANZZ 1176904549 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Hi!

    I'm Rocco Shamoni from Chemnitz/Germany.
    I produced and submited this video and I'm tryin to write all my titles, comments and everything else in english.
    I want to learn a better english, so please tell me if you see mistakes or meaningless clauses.

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  • Excellent

    4 solutions, all the same. Kudos.

    By cr17cr17 1176841207 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • The second triangle is slightly larger

    Follow the slope up and compare the empty space in each partially filled square

    By bry1055 1176838970 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • good one

    cant solve it at the moment, but i guees that it has something to do with the trngles

    By Niels2 1176834375 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • don't be fooled

    guys its justa a ilussion ooooww where is the last part gone oooooow

    By alijandro 1177054191 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • It's an illusion

    The assumption here is that angle of the triangle is the same, ie it bisects the squares exactly the same in both configurations. It doesn't The difference is in the amount of space is taken up by the line cutting through each piece.

    By Jeffinlodi2 1176851823 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
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