please help!!! geometry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1?

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010 at 7:05 am

one stool rocks slightly from side to side on your kitchen floor. which of the two stools could this possibly be? explain why this might occur?
sorry i am such an idiot!! one is three legged and the other is four legged

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the mathemagician says:

August 24, 2010 at 7:05 am

You really expect someone to be able to understand what you are talking about ?

You might describe the stools, show us a picture, get out your saw…

One stool has three legs- steady as a rock !

The other stool has four legs- wobbles like a drunken sailor.

You really need to work on your question asking skills. This is one of the worst posted questions I have seen at YA !
Conan says:

August 24, 2010 at 7:05 am

There are two things that could cause this:

1) Your floor isn’t flat.
2) Your stool isn’t uniform.

There are two ways the uniformity of the stool could be messed up:
2a) The legs are not all the same length.
2b) The angle of one leg, relative to the plane of the stool, is not congruent to the angles of each of the other legs relative to the plane of the stool.

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