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Monday, March 2, 2015

Area by continuously scaling generalized radius

Suppose you have a square...
Imagine you start with a square of a sort of generalized idea of radius R, the perimeter will be 8*r, and shrink it until it has radius 0, the integral over that transformation is the Area of 4*r^2 or the length of a side squared...
For a circle you do the same thing but use the circumference...


And above for an octagon, though finding P(r) is more difficult...


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