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RE: 10 SBD "math is art" square fun contest with a bribe
Its not possible to have a square whose sides and diagonals are countable numbers.
If 'a' is the side of square then from Pythagoras Theorem the diagonal is given by √2×a
As √2 is irrational and 'a' is a countable number and also we know that the product of a countable number and an irrational number is always an irrational number, hence the diagonal cannot be a countable number.
Hence, there is no possible square whose sides and diagonals are countable numbers.
Thank you for your reply
so it's impossible to win the 10sbd :-)
Haha, hope so😛😛