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Re: Stupid question but...

I suppose there's various things you could consider a radius... like the radius of a circle circumscribed around or inscribed inside the square. or a radius of gyration. erm. But a google search has turned up the following:
Quote:
Traditionally the Radius of a square is a straight line from one corner to the center point.
So go figure. There's your answer.
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