The 7 Brackets of Doom - Bracket 6: Triangle-Square Conundrum

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Warning: Do not try this at home. Or do. We won't judge you.
Pentagon Predicament: Because You Clearly Need More Angles

Square Spaghetti: Because Overcomplicating Things is Our Specialty

Here is the cheat sheet for the 6th bracket of doom:

Triangle-Square Conundrum

What do you do when a square meets a triangle and both have the same height?

• Make a Triangle-Square Conundrum (obviously)
• Call in the experts (not that they can help)
• Pretend it's a pentagon and just add another angle
• Just use a circle and be done with it
• Build a Bracket-7 and just deal with it
• Call a meeting, have a cookie

Common Mistakes:

Don't do these things:

• Use the wrong type of brackets
• Forget to use brackets at all
• Just use a single bracket for everything

Advanced Techniques:

For the truly advanced:

• Use Bracket 8: Elliptical Epicenter for maximum complexity
• Try Bracket 9: Rectangle Rigmarole for a real challenge

Remember, with great power comes great responsibility.

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