A mathematical problem, know help, two circles equal to three squares, a square plus two triangles equal to a circle First question: how many times the mass of a square is that of a triangle? Second question: how many times the mass of a circle is that of a triangle?

A mathematical problem, know help, two circles equal to three squares, a square plus two triangles equal to a circle First question: how many times the mass of a square is that of a triangle? Second question: how many times the mass of a circle is that of a triangle?

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