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Root: 25
Radius: sqrt(50) |
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Root: 26
Radius: sqrt(52) |
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Root: 27
Radius: sqrt(54) |
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Root: 28
Radius: sqrt(56) |
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Root: 29
Radius: sqrt(58) |
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Root: 30
Radius: sqrt(60) |
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Root: 31
Radius: sqrt(62) |
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Root: 32
Radius: sqrt(64) |
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Root: 33
Radius: sqrt(66) |
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Root: 34
Radius: sqrt(68) |
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Root: 35
Radius: sqrt(70) |
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Root: 36
Radius: sqrt(72) |
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Root: 37
Radius: sqrt(74) |
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Root: 38
Radius: sqrt(76) |
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Root: 39
Radius: sqrt(78) |
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Root: 40
Radius: sqrt(80) |
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Root: 41
Radius: sqrt(82) |
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Root: 42
Radius: sqrt(84) |
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Root: 43
Radius: sqrt(86) |
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Root: 44
Radius: sqrt(88) |
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Root: 45
Radius: sqrt(90) |
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Root: 46
Radius: sqrt(92) |
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Root: 47
Radius: sqrt(94) |
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Root: 48
Radius: sqrt(96) |
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Root: 49
Radius: sqrt(98) |
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Root: 50
Radius: sqrt(100) |
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It's obvious that as the root increases then the polyhedra approaches a sphere. For example, root = 500 and 2000 are shown below. |
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Root: 500
Radius: sqrt(1000) |
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Root: 2000
Radius: sqrt(4000) |
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