What are the ratios of width and length for these two rectangles?
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Adjusting for the angles of presentation, they appear to be identical.
What's the point?
What's the point?
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phinds said:Adjusting for the angles of presentation, they appear to be identical.
What's the point?
They do look similar size. Can you be more specific? Just simply measuring ratios of widths and ratio of lengths as they appear there? I'll say what it is about in a bit.
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Say what it is about now. I hate coyness.
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Looks like I'm not the only one who does not appreciate coyness.
Maybe if you say what the point is you can restart the conversation.
Maybe if you say what the point is you can restart the conversation.
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I hate it when OPs play games with us and refuse to ask the full question. Thread locked.
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