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Is the white region a square or rectangle? See my post below for image
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Is the white region a square or rectangle?
In summary, the conversation discusses whether the white region in a given image is a square or rectangle. The original link provided did not work, but it was later fixed. It is determined to be a 1 x 0.5 inch rectangle. There is also mention of a potential motive for the post and a discussion about biased answers.
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The link did not work for me. It returned "error 403"
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It appears to be a 1 x 0.5 in rectangle.
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sashickman said:
Drakkith is right. But, you knew that already, so what's the real motive for your post?
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A primed group are giving the wrong answer - you are the control group - you will give the unbiased answers - whatever the answer is - don't want to bias any one.
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Sorry, sockpuppet accounts aren't allowed.
Related to Is the white region a square or rectangle?
1. Is the white region always a square or can it also be a rectangle?
The white region can either be a square or a rectangle, depending on the dimensions of the region. A square has equal sides, while a rectangle has two sets of parallel sides that are not equal in length.
2. What are the properties of a square and a rectangle?
A square has four equal sides and four right angles, while a rectangle has two sets of parallel sides and four right angles. Both shapes have equal diagonal lengths.
3. How can I differentiate between a square and a rectangle?
You can differentiate between a square and a rectangle by measuring the sides of the region. If all sides are equal, it is a square. If two sets of parallel sides are equal but not all sides are equal, it is a rectangle.
4. Can the white region be a square or rectangle if it is not perfectly symmetrical?
Yes, the white region can still be a square or rectangle even if it is not perfectly symmetrical. As long as it meets the properties of a square or rectangle, it can be classified as one of those shapes.
5. Is a square a type of rectangle?
Yes, a square is a specific type of rectangle. Both shapes have four right angles and two sets of parallel sides, but a square has equal sides while a rectangle does not.
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