So, uh... Hmm... Any idea how this works?

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  • Voodoo
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    • Sep 2002
    • 10600

    #1

    So, uh... Hmm... Any idea how this works?


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  • MaDalton
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    • Feb 2004
    • 39861

    #2
    thats why i always fail at IQ tests...
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    • pristine
      So Fucking Banned
      • Dec 2010
      • 1176

      #3
      If the triangle is 5 units by 13 units the overall area is 32.5 units. The hypotenuse does not intersect the unit by unit grid exactly, and when the red and green triangles are switched the areas are not the inverse of each other. the yellow area is also not exactly the same in both as it's upper left corner is truncated slightly along the hypotenuse in one. Drawing the triangles accurately (on graph paper or in CAD) will show that the differences between the colored areas area exactly a single unit.

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      • Grapesoda
        So Fucking Banned
        • Jul 2003
        • 46238

        #4
        Originally posted by Voodoo
        yes 2+3+5

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        • Seth Manson
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          • Jul 2010
          • 3988

          #5
          that .5 thing really fucks with your head doesnt it?

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          • fatfoo
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            • Mar 2003
            • 27763

            #6
            The two triangles have a slightly different slope. One is more steep than the other.
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            • epitome
              So Fucking Lame
              • Jun 2009
              • 12156

              #7
              I can SEE why its different and it makes perfect sense in my head, but I could never explain it using the proper terms.

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              • ilnjscb
                Confirmed User
                • Jun 2009
                • 8974

                #8
                convex and concave

                Originally posted by Voodoo
                Look at the conglomerates at any point on the top; the height is correspondingly lower on the triangle with no "hole". The first triangle has an angle that is less than 180 and the second has a "bulge" or an angle that is greater than 180. The difference in appparent area is contained within that discrepancy.

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                • PornMD
                  Mainstream Businessman
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 9291

                  #9
                  Originally posted by ilnjscb
                  Look at the conglomerates at any point on the top; the height is correspondingly lower on the triangle with no "hole". The first triangle has an angle that is less than 180 and the second has a "bulge" or an angle that is greater than 180. The difference in appparent area is contained within that discrepancy.
                  Correct...was going to post this. It tricks the eye at first but not if you look close enough to see the slight changes in the perimeter.
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