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Triangle acre

Sat Dec 09, 2006 1:03 pm

An acre of land is In a trangle of equal sides. How many feet would the center be from each corner?

Re: Triangle acre

Sun Dec 10, 2006 1:10 am

Guest wrote:An acre of land is In a trangle of equal sides. How many feet would the center be from each corner?


If I did not make a mistake in calculations, the center of the triangle would be this far from each corner: 2*sqrt(S/3*sqrt(3)) where S is the area of the triangle and sqrt(..) is a square root.

In your case it'll give 183.1188 feet.

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