Rearrange pieces of a triangle and a square goes missing. Is it magic or math? Check out the missing square puzzle on Wikipedia.
You don’t ever really have a triangle. The two smaller triangles have a different slope and so do not form a straight line for the hypotunuse of the triangle.
The Blue square has a slope of 2/5 or .4 and the red square has a slope of 3/8 or .375.
You just can’t see the difference.
So the premise is wrong you never have a triangle.
The less technical answer: the square is dispersed in small increments along the hypotenuse of the second “triangle”.
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please i’ve seen this problem before, but i can never figure it out.
do you know how it works?