M msbiljanica Registered Senior Member Feb 22, 2026 #1 look and check, point D changes the angle https://www.geogebra.org/m/umzknv2k
M msbiljanica Registered Senior Member Apr 7, 2026 #4 the previous one has an error to 3 decimal places the next one has an error to 5 decimal places, so that each angle is a divided circle of 360:60 trisektion srda 2 trisektion srda 2 www.geogebra.org
the previous one has an error to 3 decimal places the next one has an error to 5 decimal places, so that each angle is a divided circle of 360:60 trisektion srda 2 trisektion srda 2 www.geogebra.org
DaveC426913 Valued Senior Member Apr 7, 2026 #5 James R said: Is there a question? Click to expand... Apparently not. Same post, same user on physicsforums. Guess they're just proud of their work.
James R said: Is there a question? Click to expand... Apparently not. Same post, same user on physicsforums. Guess they're just proud of their work.