winston_weng wrote:
Nice but what does it have to do with Pythagoras?
I'm not certain but I think it had something to do with the light square bishop on that long diagonal like a high pot en yoos .
In honor of Pythagoras
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iusegambits is perfectly correct about the intended reference to Pythagoras's theorem though he makes a mistake about the name of the diagonal : hypotenuse . I googled and discovered this interesting fact: the book The Pythagorean Proposition contains 370 different proofs of the theorem . A former US president James A. Garfield ( 1831-1881) provided one, making himself the only American president to prove a math theorem.
Tacticsfull wrote:
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ebillgo wrote:
iusegambits is perfectly correct about the intended reference to Pythagoras's theorem though he makes a mistake about the name of the diagonal : hypotenuse . I googled and discovered this interesting fact: the book The Pythagorean Proposition contains 370 different proofs of the theorem . A former US president James A. Garfield ( 1831-1881) provided one, making himself the only American president to prove a math theorem.
his was a proof by picture if i recall correctly.
ebillgo wrote:
Nice.
beautifull.thanks for puzzle
cool
winston_weng wrote:
Nice but what does it have to do with Pythagoras?
I'm not certain but I think it had something to do with the light square bishop on that long diagonal like a high pot en yoos .
iusegambits is perfectly correct about the intended reference to Pythagoras's theorem though he makes a mistake about the name of the diagonal : hypotenuse . I googled and discovered this interesting fact: the book The Pythagorean Proposition contains 370 different proofs of the theorem . A former US president James A. Garfield ( 1831-1881) provided one, making himself the only American president to prove a math theorem.
Cool/easy
awesome
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