@c8217hq5: Join me as I solve a geometry puzzle with circles and rectangles! 🤔 Can you figure out the height before I reveal the answer? Let's dive into some math together! 🧮💡 #mathchallenge #geometryfun #circlemath #mathtok #andymath #math #maths

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joseba.sanchez51
Joseba Sanchez :
pitagoras. solve in nanoseconds
2026-09-08 17:23:33
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massimobrunetti8
massimobrunetti8 :
il lato non è 18
2026-09-08 21:09:35
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tomasz.cwiekala
Tomaszek :
18
2026-09-08 20:58:31
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agustn.montero66
Agustín Montero :
a=18-13=5 b=√(13²-5²)=√((18•8)=√(3²•4²)=12 x=8+b+5=9+12+5=25
2026-09-09 07:21:18
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themadcyclist
TheMadCyclist :
You only say radiuses if you want to be wrong. Or talk that American dialect 👍
2026-09-08 15:30:54
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You don't need to be a mountaineer to stand at 5,000 meters. Mount Siguniang – Dafeng (大峰,First Peak, 5,025m) in Sichuan's Aba Prefecture is China's most-loved gateway into the high mountains. No technical gear. No previous climbing experience. Just an established trail, warm team camaraderie, and one of the most breathtaking sunrises you'll ever earn. The route climbs out of Haizigou Valley through alpine meadows, ancient forests and rushing river valleys, then onto high rocky slopes where the air thins and the views open up — Yaomei Peak, Erfemg, Sanfeng and the snowcapped Qionglai range laid out like a map at your feet. The 3-day plan 🚐 Day 1 — Chengdu → Wolong → Balang Pass → Siguniang Town (3,200m, high point 3,850m). 220 km of canyon scenery, 4 hrs driving. 🥾 Day 2 — Siguniang Town → Dajianbao → Dafeng Base Camp (4,250m). 12–14 km trekking, ~1,000m of elevation gain. Nights under stars at altitude. ⛰️ Day 3 — Headlamp on before dawn, Dafeng BC → Summit (5,025m) → back to Siguniang Town → Chengdu. 4–5 km, ~780m gain. Sunrise from above the clouds. What it takes — this peak is less about technique, more about fitness, and altitude acclimatization. Best seasons: May–June and September–October, when the weather is stable and summit odds are highest. If you've ever wondered whether you could stand on a 5,000-meter peak — this is where you find out. Save this for your next adventure 📌 | Tag someone you'd drag up a mountain 👇
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