A problem from an old @CruxMathematicorum https://www.cut-the-knot.org/m/Geometry/DiagonalsInPolygon.shtml … #FigureThat #math #geometrypic.twitter.com/HkQ3Mhl2Jc
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Does this make it clearer and would you now consider the problem solved by this solution? Thank you.pic.twitter.com/gNV3qO7QuR
I am not sure if you can have n-1 diagonals parallel to a side
I can explain that with greater clarity. (2n-3)/2 is the average of unique diagonals parallel to each side. It is not a whole number. There must be some side that has more than (2n-3)/2 unique diagonals parallel to it for the average to be lower. Round (2n-3)/2 to n-1. Clear now?
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