A pentagon formed from a square and a triangle - Math Central
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From Mary, a secondary school student. There is an (irregular) pentagon and it's made up of a square and a triangle. The triangle is directly on top of the square. The triangle is a right triangle. One of the angles is 45 degrees. one of the sides of the triangle is 4. what is the perimeter of the pentagon?geometry - A geometric assembly: Triangle, circle, square ...
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Apr 13, 2017 - Let say we have an equilateral triangle and I draw its circumscribed circle, to continue we draw a square in which the previous circle is inscribed. After that we draw the circle circumscribed to the square and to continue the process we plot a regular pentagon in which the previous circle is inscribed and plot its circumscribed ...
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