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The angles inside a hexagon
mathematics
The interior angles of any n-sided polygon sum to (n−2)·180°. For a hexagon that is 720° — the reason six equilateral triangles, or a honeycomb, tile the plane. Worked & sealed by the engine — (6−2)·180° = 720°. [HOLDS; open the seal to re-check.]
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adjoining cards
- on the shelf of → The Works — sealed, worked demonstrations — a member of the the-works shelf in the keeping
- paves → The Floor of Discovery — one floor, and by its design the fear of God — A worked, engine-sealed demonstration — a paving-stone of the floor of reality.
- demonstrates → 3² + 4² = 5² → a true right angle — A worked demonstration in the same field (geometry).
- kindred → The 3-4-5 the builders use to square a corner — A sibling worked demonstration in geometry.
- kindred → Sizing a spherical tank of radius 3 — A sibling worked demonstration in geometry.
- adjacent → The integers, examined: a prime, a divisor, a factorial — Neighbouring worked demonstrations in the same part of the volume.
- adjacent → Two laws of thought, checked over every case — Neighbouring worked demonstrations in the same part of the volume.
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