Isosceles Triangles With the Same Perimeter and Area
Mark E. Bradley
Abstract
Mark E. Bradley
Abstract
In the February 1974 issue of the Mathematics Teacher, Robert W. Prielipp found two noncongruent isosceles triangles with the same perimeter and area. This leads to the question: Are there more than two isosceles triangles with the same perimeter, P, as well as the same area, k? I will show that there can never be more than two isosceles triangles having the same perimeter and area.
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In the February 1974 issue of the Mathematics Teacher, Robert W. Prielipp found two noncongruent isosceles triangles with the same perimeter and area. This leads to the question: Are there more than two isosceles triangles with the same perimeter, P, as well as the same area, k? I will show that there can never be more than two isosceles triangles having the same perimeter and area.
Key concepts: Isosceles triangle, Perimeter, Combinatorics, Mathematics, Geometry