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quoth the Alexandru E. Ungur
>
> question:
>
>     Does this triangle:
>                                1
>                             1     1
>                          1     2     1
>                       1     3     3     1
>                    1     4     6     4     1
>                1     5     10     10     5     1
>            1     6     15     20     15     6     1
>         1     7     21     35     35     21     7     1
>     1     8     28     56     70     56     28     8     1
> 1     9     36     84     126     126     84     36     9     1
>
> conform with the 'proper triangle' definition?

Wikipedia* says: "a polygon with three vertices and three sides which are 
straight line segments"  so I guess the above is a 'proper' triangle by 
anyone's definition.

> Thanks,
> Alex

* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle
-d
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