Abstract
A determining all such triangles with area = m (perimeter). We also consider the analogous problem of finding cones with integer radius and height satisfying volume = m (total surface area). Recent activity and results on both problems have appeared recently in the School Science and Mathematics Problem Section and in the Mathematics Magazine, where our conjecture that the largest A = mP triangle is m2 +2, (4m2 +1)2,(16m4 +12m2) +1 was settled affirmatively.
Original language | American English |
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State | Published - Mar 28 2008 |
Event | Southeast Section of the Mathematical Association of America Annual Meeting - Charleston, United States Duration: Mar 28 2008 → Mar 29 2008 Conference number: 87 |
Conference
Conference | Southeast Section of the Mathematical Association of America Annual Meeting |
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Abbreviated title | MAASE |
Country/Territory | United States |
City | Charleston |
Period | 03/28/08 → 03/29/08 |
Disciplines
- Mathematics
Keywords
- Cones
- Integer radius