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Curves / Euclidean plane geometry / Analytic geometry / Isoperimetric inequality / Circle / Area of a disk / Area / Perimeter / Simple polygon / Geometry / Polygons / Conic sections
Date: 2003-11-11 23:25:17
Curves
Euclidean plane geometry
Analytic geometry
Isoperimetric inequality
Circle
Area of a disk
Area
Perimeter
Simple polygon
Geometry
Polygons
Conic sections

1 A Historical Review of the Isoperimetric Theorem

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