Must be a type in the math book...stugotsms said:This is out of a grade 7 math book. How do you split a circle in 6 equal pieces with two lines?
Any ideas?
What I wanna know is what ya doin' with a grade 7 mathbookstugotsms said:This is out of a grade 7 math book. How do you split a circle in 6 equal pieces with two lines?
Any ideas?
He's my HeroWinston said:fold the paper in half along the plain that passes through the centre point.
draw a line from the centre @ 60 degrees
draw a line from the centre @ 120 degrees
lol you should get a job with IKEA writing assembly instruction for their furniture. No, wait a minute. IKEA instructions, once you figure them out, usually make sense.Winston said:fold the paper in half along the plain that passes through the centre point.
draw a line from the centre @ 60 degrees
draw a line from the centre @ 120 degrees
Winston said:fold the paper in half along the plain that passes through the centre point.
draw a line from the centre @ 60 degrees
draw a line from the centre @ 120 degrees
Will it fly this time, cause I hate wastin paperITHAAPUDDYTAT said:fold circle in half like winston said but cut at 90', so 2 equal peices. then fold in quarter and slice in middle from point. origami it up.
And I am your Boss..GET BACK TO WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Darkman5 said:I have all my co-workers trying to find a solution(ha ha)
That makes 8 pieces. I think it should be two straight lines.Svend said:Draw a Z in the circle that touches the perimeter in 4 places, then draw a line straight across the centre of the circle. Somehow make sure each section is equal as you do this.
And what about white lines???Svend said:Only straight lines?
I think all lines should be made to feel inclusive, this is 2005 for heaven's sake!