Brainteaser

[ujay]

I think so widdy.

Looking back through the posts it's what SSJ4 Gogitta made it and he's usually pretty good at these things. If you follow his diagrams they are all good except the last two(four triangles), which are not quite isosceles.
According to Mr Pythagoras the sides of these would be 2.2361, 2.8284, and 3. (Close, but no cigar )

UJ

[Wolfgang]

Originally posted by indicavia
I've heard about Pythagoras, but I've never heard about "isoceles".
I do have basic education, but in my country we call it "likesidet trekant".. "trekant" means "triangle" and "likesidet" means that all the sides have the same length (sp?)
so, yeah, sorry about that..

I suppose I meant those with an education in english. Sorry to have been a bit snotty. Still, isosceles triangles were an important chunk of geometry in school.

[ztv]

I'm new here but I can"t let this Thread die: Hopefully the correct answer is attached.

[mysterious_w]

Well the answer was 50, so you are right. Well done.

[ztv]

Everyone is good for something. I think I've peaked too soon.