Perimeter Definition and 108 Threads

  1. H

    Solving a Triangle: Verifying, Calculating Area & Perimeter, and More!

    The vertices of a triangle are P(-3,1,2), Q(1,-3,-1) and R(3,-1,-1) -Verify that it is a right angled -Determine the area -Determine the perimeter -What are the coordinates of S(x,y,z) such that PQRS is a rectangle I'm not sure how to start to go about solving this problem. Could...
  2. marcus

    Bojowald Perimeter talks 28 and 29 June

    sometimes these Perimeter seminar talks become available at the stream media site http://streamer.perimeterinstitute.ca:81/mediasite/viewer/ Martin Bojowald (Penn State) is scheduled to speak Wednesday and Thursday of next week June 28 2:00 pm: Quantum Theory in Cosmology "Not only general...
  3. marcus

    Hossi to Perimeter in September

    In a few months Sabine Hossenfelder joins Perimeter Institute, as, I guess, a postdoc (dont know the structure there) What do you think about PI, it's intention, research and researchers (gossip welcome :biggrin:). [this post edited with helpful suggestion of hossi]
  4. john baez

    Quantum gravity workshop at perimeter institute

    This quantum gravity workshop at the Perimeter Institute was really cool: http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/activities/scientific/PI-WORK-2/ It was their first conference in the new building. I'm writing an issue of This Week's Finds about some things I learned that made me much more...
  5. arivero

    Calculating Area and Perimeter of Geometric Figures with pi^2 and (pi^2-1)

    Is there any geometric figure whose calculation (area, perimeter, ...) involves the terms pi^2 or (pi^2-1) ?
  6. O

    Photos of Perimeter Institute's new facility

    To view some nice photos of Perimeter Institute's new building that were taken on its official opening day (Oct 2/2004) see: http://agar.ca/gallery/pi20041002 Perimeter Institute is located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. More specifically, the new facility is located in uptown Waterloo...
  7. J

    What is the formula for the perimeter of an ellipse?

    Could anyone direct me to an analytically correct algebraic formula for the Perimeter of an Ellipse based on either the eccentricity or the Semi-Major and Semiminor Axes other than the Elliptic Integral ? If so, how accurate will it be for relatively high eccentricities such as 0.9-1.0 ? Thanks.
  8. D

    Calculating Octagon Area from Perimeter of 72

    I forgot the equation on how to solve for the area of an octagon. No information is given except that the total perimeter is 72 inches since we know that each side is 9-inch long. I looked up some stuff on the internet but it said we had to know the area from the middle of the shape to the...
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