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jakeXT

(10,575 posts)
19. I believe back then I only had to color triangles, circles and rectangles
Sat Feb 1, 2014, 09:08 AM
Feb 2014

I wonder where the shape came from?

not that I can tell...take one of those words one uses in scrabble that looks like it NRaleighLiberal Jan 2014 #1
Thanks, I searched google images. No luck. femmocrat Jan 2014 #6
Chris Christie. rug Jan 2014 #2
Nah.... he is round on all sides. femmocrat Jan 2014 #5
Not one of the more common shapes, but like all symetrical shapes it does indeed have a name. Captain Stern Jan 2014 #3
LOL femmocrat Jan 2014 #4
Stadium ? jakeXT Jan 2014 #7
Thanks, but the curves are wrong. femmocrat Jan 2014 #8
Sounds like a lens, maybe this negative meniscus ? jakeXT Jan 2014 #9
"lens-shaped" might be a good generic term that covers all of those struggle4progress Jan 2014 #10
I was thinking of an image like that. Raine1967 Jan 2014 #11
That's it! femmocrat Jan 2014 #14
I believe back then I only had to color triangles, circles and rectangles jakeXT Feb 2014 #19
A lot has changed since either of us attended first grade! femmocrat Feb 2014 #20
Are the curves segments of concentric circles? pokerfan Jan 2014 #12
That is almost it. Thank you very much. femmocrat Jan 2014 #15
Looks like it's called a "sector of an annulus" pokerfan Feb 2014 #22
I was great at working proofs in geometry back in grade 11. Don't remember much applegrove Jan 2014 #13
I was too. But I have forgotten just about all of it. femmocrat Jan 2014 #16
no name Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2014 #17
Is it a cylinder segment? mia Feb 2014 #18
I guess it could be. femmocrat Feb 2014 #21
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