Ian picked up the other marker. Except they align this way.
He drew the same number of points on a cube but the points were connected in such a way that they formed a horizontal and vertical square whose corners were the center points of the cube's sides.
The last equation may be zero. If it is the point of relation is in the center of both squares and the cube.
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Date: 2009-05-04 07:14 am (UTC)He drew the same number of points on a cube but the points were connected in such a way that they formed a horizontal and vertical square whose corners were the center points of the cube's sides.
The last equation may be zero. If it is the point of relation is in the center of both squares and the cube.
Ian placed a dot in the center of the drawing.