Inscribed rectangle
What is the perimeter of a rectangle inscribed in a circle whose diameter is 5 dm long?
Answer: 14 dm
Answer: 14 dm
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Dr Math
the solution is ok, bud problem is wrongly formulated. x = r/3 is assumed to be something calculated. The solution is picked only one from infinity many solutions.
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