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[@Mathocube]

Which one is your favourite proof comments below

[@Noiriddho]

All of them

[@himaniranga3140]

Jaberdast 😁😎🤗 all methods are fantastic congrance vala 5 method is superb

[@MdSajid-fd7zf]

All the methods are very good . The main thing i noticed that you have included geometric as well as algebrai approach , It's really very fantastic . 4th and 5th one i like the most .

[@Mathocube]

Hope you enjoy 🤗

[@cube9612]

4th and 5th are best ☺️

[@sushilasawriya3040]

Superb👌

[@georgebeckons539]

The eerie background music accurately reflects how learning geometry feels.

[@JuanIgnacioAlmenaraOrtiz]

Muy bueno.

[@SledgerFromTDS.]

My favourite proof was number 7 btw great video about all of the famous 7 proofs

[@JobBouwman]

Nice video. The white lines at 1:16 through the center of the red square, could also have been drawn horizontally and vertically. The orientation you used may feel 'random' for a new viewer.

[@hamiltonianpathondodecahed5236]

2nd one is by Euclid

[@Mathocube]

Yes!! You are right

[@umangforming6496]

1 is cool

[@vaughanheussenstamm6483]

The one with 4 triangles and (b-a)^2 in the middle is my fav

[@AsfuNtendstoINFINITY]

This is fantastic . My favorite one is the one using semicircle :)

[@Mathocube]

Wonderful!

[@Swarali06]

4th proof is my favourite

[@mahdinoroozi1614]

2nd one .great work. what software are you using plz?

[@longcat]

They're all lovely, but the 3rd is very interesting, how do you work out where to cut the b square?

[@Mathocube]

I seen it in some another video

[@Baba40ify]

You've probably figured this one out by now but as long as the intersection of the cuts are in the center of the "b^2" square and the 4 angles in the center are 90 degrees each it doesn't matter where the cuts sections the outline of the square.

[@tusharjoshi5612]

Please tell who is running this great channel

[@Mathocube]

Me😊

[@anandthakur4616]

Kol

[@nehakaushik1838]

🤗:-):-)