How much Angles can I have in 35 gallon tank?
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I was thinking the same thing :laugh:liv2padl said:well, you already have twenty four 90° angles ... that's alot of angles.
WAIT, if it's a hex tank it would have more angles. And a regular tank actually has a minimum of eight 90 degree angles (not counting angles made by adding a cover.
If it is a huge biorb, it would have NO angles.
Therefore your conjectured hypotenuse is wrong... :laugh:
I recommend a graphing calculator and some activated charcoal.
If it is a huge biorb, it would have NO angles.
Therefore your conjectured hypotenuse is wrong... :laugh:
I recommend a graphing calculator and some activated charcoal.
graphicdesign_r said:WAIT, if it's a hex tank it would have more angles. And a regular tank actually has a minimum of eight 90 degree angles (not counting angles made by adding a cover.
If it is a huge biorb, it would have NO angles.
Therefore your conjectured hypotenuse is wrong... :laugh:
I recommend a graphing calculator and some activated charcoal.
My brain just blew up! :laugh:
graphicdesign_r said:WAIT, if it's a hex tank it would have more angles. And a regular tank actually has a minimum of eight 90 degree angles (not counting angles made by adding a cover.
If it is a huge biorb, it would have NO angles.
Therefore your conjectured hypotenuse is wrong... :laugh:
I recommend a graphing calculator and some activated charcoal.
rofl... omg.