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Demonstrations 41 - 60 of 353
Obtuse Random Triangles from Three Parts of the Unit Interval
Dissecting a Latin Cross into a Greek Cross
A Wide-Tie-Cross-to-Square Dissection
Decomposing a Regular Polygon with an Odd Number of Sides into Rhombuses and Triangles
Hanegraaf's Dissection of a Nonagon into a Triangle
Hinged Dissection of One Pentagram into Five Pentagrams
Langford's Dissection of Five Pentagons into One Pentagon
Largest Disk in a Convex Polygon
Twist-Hinged Dissection of Two Attached Squares into One Square
Twist-Hingeable Dissection of a Wide-Tie Cross to a Square
Twist-Hingeable Dissection of an Ellipse into a Heart
Dissecting a Trapezoid into a Parallellogram
Hinged Dissection of a Decagon into Two Pentagons and Two Pentagrams
Dissecting a Generalized Greek Cross to a Square
Hinged Dissection of a Cross into a Square
Dissecting One Equilateral Triangle into Seven
Dissecting a Square into a Sphinx
Dissecting a Decagon into a Pentagram and Two Pentagons
Dissecting a Cross of Lorraine into a Square
Polygons on n Vertices
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