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Perfect rectangle

A perfect rectangle is a rectangle that can be divided into squares of different sizes. If a perfect rectangle is specifically a square, it is analogously called a perfect square.

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Discoverers of Perfect Rectangles (Selection)

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Discoverers of Perfect Rectangles (Selection)

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Perfect rectangle

Nodes9
Edges8
Triples12
Avg. degree1.78
Density0.222222
Components1

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Perfect rectangle

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related to External links · 7
Perfect rectangle → Did, Giessen, Math, Michael Holzapfel's Homepage, Perfect Rectangle Maths2MindPerfect Rectangle, Rectangles Extensive, University
related to Discoverers of Perfect Rectangles (Selection) · 2
Perfect rectangle → Below, Many
related to Perfect Rectangles with Special Properties · 2
Perfect rectangle → Among, The
is a · 1
Perfect rectangle → rectangle that can be divided into squares of different sizes

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Important terminology

perfect rectangle squares square rectangles called possible selection special many moroń smallest large duijvestijn 21 side length divided different sizes

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Perfect rectangleis arectangle that can be divided into squares of different sizes0.90text
Perfect rectanglerelated to Discoverers of Perfect Rectangles (Selection)Many0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to Discoverers of Perfect Rectangles (Selection)Below0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to External linksPerfect Rectangle Maths2MindPerfect Rectangle0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to External linksMichael Holzapfel's Homepage0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to External linksDid0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to External linksMath0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to External linksUniversity0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to External linksGiessen0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to External linksRectangles Extensive0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to Perfect Rectangles with Special PropertiesAmong0.60section
Perfect rectanglerelated to Perfect Rectangles with Special PropertiesThe0.60section

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