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1.1.7 Manim(R): Keystone arch Theorem


keystone archpythagorean theorem
shape of stonessidelengths of rect. triangle
a hypothetical rule that would give us the shape of the 3rd stonepythagorean theorem
given 2 stones and the river geometry, there is only one more possible stone shape that turns the construction into a bridgegiven two sidelengths of a rectangular triangle, there is only one possible sidelength that turns the lines into a triangle
voussoirs/supportslegs
keystonehypothenuse
River geometryRectangular triangle