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jzynko June 7, 2008
5678 May 26, 2008
frenchhorn
TBH until this discussion came up, I didn't know that trapezium had 2 completely opposite definitions.
So here's a puzzle for you. Which version do YOU think I used?
frenchhorn May 26, 2008
So are you using the British or American definition of trapezium?
5678 May 22, 2008
To confuse the issue even more...
...scroll down to the table under definition notes on this page.
http://www.mathopenref.com/trapezium.html
WHY????
Veejay May 21, 2008
yes you can say, trapezoid is another name for trapezium :P
check out: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Trapezium.html
and click on the trapezoid link on it too, or
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/trapezium
harrison May 20, 2008
Is trapezium another name for trapezoid?
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i think trapezium is another name for trapaziod.