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This is a short, animated visual proof demonstrating that the area of a regular dodecagon inscribed in the unit circle has an area of exactly 3.

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For a longer (and more dramatic, large version see    • Area of a Regular Dodecagon II (visua...  ).

This animation is based on a dissection by J. Kürschák that appears in the following sources:

Mathematical Morsels by Ross Honsberger (MAA, 1978)

Proofs without Words II by Roger B. Nelsen (MAA, 2000) (bookstore.ams.org/clrm-14/)


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@vladimirrodriguez6382

1 year ago

Summarizing the area of ​​the regular dodecagon is equal to 3/4 of the area of ​​the circumscribed square. What a beautiful visual proof

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@ekoi1995

1 year ago

Clarification: The dodecagon's area can be expressed as the sum of three squares, with each square having a side length equal to half the radius of the dodecagon.

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@amitkasliwal2115

1 year ago

Beautiful! The proof can be derived with Mid level Trigonometry. Area of Dodecagon expressed in terms of the radial drawn from the centre. The radii form 12 congruent isosceles triangles with Apex angles of 30 degrees each. Area of Dodecagon equals 12 times the area of the triangle. Using trigonometry the Radius r and side s can be shown to be related as r^2 = (2 + sqrt 3) s^2.
Area of each triangle in terms if side s equals s^2 (2 + sqrt 3)/4
Area of Dodecadron equals 12 times area of triangle = 3 s^2(2 + sqrt 3), which in terms of radius r = 3r^2

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@DeclanMBrennan

1 year ago

Beauty was promised and beauty was delivered.

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@bestsolutionlaid

1 year ago

I love visual math

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@kjag87

11 months ago

Your videos makes me want to relearn math sincerely. Someday I might. Keep making this videos. Appreciate it❤

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@Waffle_6

1 year ago

really beautiful proof

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@anandakar4761

1 year ago

Excellent, but yet to prove that those two brown and one purple triangles exactly fill up the gap in each quadrant (that those triangles have not been manipulated during animation).

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@hrishikeshaggrawal

1 year ago

beautiful piano rendition of the interstellar theme

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@walsoncastro3156

1 year ago

Awesome. I did compute it and arrived at 12(cos 15)(sin 15) which is 3.

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@0xbinarylol

1 year ago

Mind blowing channel you got one more subscriber

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@user-e464

6 months ago

This is calculated by the formula: sin(π/n)×cos(π/n)×n, where n is the number of sides

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@orterves

1 year ago

That's beautiful but I'm gonna have to write out the equations for a while to understand the proof of why those shapes really do fit into those spaces

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@Vermillion_Amber

1 year ago

My head exploded

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@duane6386

1 year ago

What engineers think circles look like

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@draido-dev

1 year ago

if school show us things like this, everyone will be the next Einstein

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