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One of the formulas to find the area of a triangle is a = r*s. Where the r is the radius of the circle inscribed the triangle, and s being the semi perimeter. (s = p/2) Prove that the same formula works for a square.
8 years ago

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bobpursley
perimeter=4r
semiperimeter s=2r

area=r*s=r*(p/2)=r*2r/2=r^2
8 years ago

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