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I'm guessing that you could drop a point P inside the rectangle where its distances to the corners are all different. Add random points around the outside edges, then go around the circumference in one direction and make trianges of c[i], c[i+1] and P. |
I'm guessing that you could drop a point P inside the rectangle where its distances to the corners are all different. Add random points around the outside edges, then go around the circumference in one direction and make trianges of c[i], c[i+1] and P. |
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The idea for the task I developed from a StackOverflow question that was closed. --Paddy3118 (talk) 11:04, 18 December 2021 (UTC)
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I'm guessing that you could drop a point P inside the rectangle where its distances to the corners are all different. Add random points around the outside edges, then go around the circumference in one direction and make trianges of c[i], c[i+1] and P.
You would then get triangles with edges on all four sides of the rectangle.