The Greeks would show that the square of side square root (11) and the rectangle of length 11 and width 1 have the same area by dividing one of them

The Greeks would show that the square of side square root (11) and the rectangle of length 11 and width 1 have the same area by dividing one of them into a finite number of triangles and reassembling the triangles to get the other. Can you do so? How many triangles do you need?

It should be an isosceles right angled triangle with baseand height 0.33units.Area of a triangle= Number of triangles= =202 we are getting approximate number because(thelength of the side of...