finding the circumference of a square by finding the perimeter of a circle.

[tardy anvil]

idk how to write this as a proof. was wondering how.

[gilded frost]

Well, we call circumference for a circle not square

And we use perimeter for square

So, i think your question is to find the perimeter of a square based on the circumference of a circle where the square is inscribed. Right?

[gilded frost]

?

[tardy anvil]

the opposite actually , using a square i can find the circumference.... also yeah i get things mixed up sometimes.... but i said it that way because there is a strong correlation between the two.

[gilded frost]

There is no wrong correlation between them.

[gilded frost]

I already said, you want to find perimeter of square from circle

[tardy anvil]

as the square and the circle change jointly there is a ratio between them that maintains. my error handling is just a short hand approximation.

[tardy anvil]

yes

the ultimate goal is to write a proof for this problem, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squaring_the_circle

by using the difference of two squares and a bell curve

like even though i dont have the math for it yet i have an idea on how to do it easily

[gilded frost]

Best of luck

[modest flare]

hey so is x the perimeter of the square inscribed in the circle in your equation?

[tardy anvil]

yes