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It can be done easily in an infinite number of ways. Select any point on the perimeter of the square and cut from there, through the centre of the square, to the opposite perimeter. All in a straight line.
Thinking for less than a minute I come up with 3 (not counting rotations and mirrorings) Thinking for another minute I come up with an infinite number. The assignment is asking: A swuare with a side of 4 feet needs to be cut into four parts that are the same in size. Can you find six different ways to cut the square? Using the squares below, draw six different ways the square could be cut. Hint: The parts might not have the same shape. We have already found 4.
By angle: a right triangle. By sides: an isosceles triangle.
There is an infinite number of ways; easy ones are: 1- Cut it along the diagonals. (you get 4 triangles) 2- Cut vertically and horizontally through the center. (you get 4 squares) More generally (this is a bit tricky): Imagine a cross with its center at the center of the square, now rotate the cross as much as you want (as if you were playing the game twister). If you cut it along the imaginary cross, the four parts will be equal.
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It can be done easily in an infinite number of ways. Select any point on the perimeter of the square and cut from there, through the centre of the square, to the opposite perimeter. All in a straight line.
Thinking for less than a minute I come up with 3 (not counting rotations and mirrorings) Thinking for another minute I come up with an infinite number. The assignment is asking: A swuare with a side of 4 feet needs to be cut into four parts that are the same in size. Can you find six different ways to cut the square? Using the squares below, draw six different ways the square could be cut. Hint: The parts might not have the same shape. We have already found 4.
I don't think you can cut a square 6 ways, but I know you can cut it 4 ways.First you can cut it from left to right, then top to bottom,then from the top right corner to the bottom left corner, and then the top left corner to the bottom right corner.
It depends on what kind of shape it is. if it is a triangle, cut the shape in to two triangles, then find the square foot, if it is a quatrilateral, do the same thing.
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How many ways can you cut a square in half. Cut along either diagonal Fold the square in half vertically or horizontally 4 axes of symettry
50 in all diffrant ways like flipping them copping them but shading the other side please dont ask me any more questions thanks this is by morgan lewis
By angle: a right triangle. By sides: an isosceles triangle.
Cut the exponent in half.
you can cut it with an apple slicer and then put cinnamon on it.
An infinite number of ways. Cut along a line from anywhere on a side to the centre of the square. Make three more cuts, at 90, 180 and 270 degrees to the first at the centre. Each point on a side of the square will give rise to a different set of four identical pieces of the square. And there are an infinite number of points on the side of the square. So an infinite number of answers to the question.