Malfatti's problem
Malfatti's problem proper noun: the problem of cutting three cylindrical columns out of a triangular prism, maximizing the total volume of the columns.
Proper noun
Malfatti's problem
- The problem of cutting three cylindrical columns out of a triangular prism, maximizing the total volume of the columns.
Questions about Malfatti's problem
- What does Malfatti's problem mean?
- Malfatti's problem means the problem of cutting three cylindrical columns out of a triangular prism, maximizing the total volume of the columns.
- What part of speech is Malfatti's problem?
- Malfatti's problem is a proper noun.
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