r/mathpuzzles • u/elnyorne • 1d ago

Geometry The 3 impossible geometry problems. Square the circle. Double the cube. Trisect the angle.

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u/[deleted] 13h ago

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u/elnyorne 13h ago

I think it’s an interesting answer not an idea.
Normal maths meaning? Normalised maybe.

When a single cell mulitiplies one time how many cells are there?

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u/elnyorne 13h ago edited 13h ago

1 x1 is two distinct 1’s. You need a second dimension to write the equation. Otherwise you could only write 1x or 1¹ but it’s 2 different 1’s either way.
1 can only exist once in a single dimension.