cell) divided by ãÿ£¢2; or, in terms of the radius, =ã₤üã₤ãã₤2ã₤ãÿ£¢2 =ã₤1ôñ111. So that, not only is the anticlinal partition (such as we actually find in nature) notably the best, but the periclinal one, when it comes to dividing an entire quadrant, is very considerably larger even than a radial partition.
The two cells into which our original quadrant is now divided, while they are equal in volume, are of very different shapes; the {363} one is a triangle (MAP) with two sides formed of circular arcs, and the other is a four-sided figure (MOBP), which we may call apôÙproxôÙiôÙmateôÙly oblong. We cannot say as yet