http://www.fileden.com/public/2006/7/16/44ba1025450c4079615474.gif

Must be the clear corners.

:)

that's so easy:

the second triangle flooded and it's waiting for the flatbed to show up! :D:

Love it! I think there are some enzymes that work like that! Got more?

The trick is that neither one of them are triangles. They're both weird 4-sided shapes with very deceiving border lines (the black lines) to make it look like a triangle.

Just look at the top triangle. The slope of the green triangle is 2/5 (.4) and the slope of the red triangle is 3/8 (.375).

This would probably piss off an architect so bad.

Yep, if these were solid objects and not just a drawing, there would be a noticable divit between the blue and red triangles.

http://geometrysaved.ytmnd.com/

The answer is one of two things. Caramelized Onions or Sunspots. Together they can eff everything up.

The trick is that neither one of them are triangles. They're both weird 4-sided shapes with very deceiving border lines (the black lines) to make it look like a triangle.Well summarized.

Just look at the top triangle. The slope of the green triangle is 2/5 (.4) and the slope of the red triangle is 3/8 (.375).Geez, saturn is witty and good at math. We're so blessed to have him on the board. ;)