Teresa solved this problem, using this hints we gave:

The area of the equilateral triangle is
1= 1
2
×(2t)2×sin60°

so
t2= 1
Ö3

, so
t= 1
4 æ
Ö

3
 
» 0.760

.

We know that p=t and q=1-t, so p » 0.760 and q » 0.240.

The height of the equilateral triangle is 1+s=tÖ3 so s » 0.316.

We can use Pythagoras' Theorem to find m: m2=s2+(1-t)2 » 0.156, so m » 0.397.

Now we can work out q:
tanq = 1-t
s
» 0.760

, so q » 37.2°.

From the sine rule, we have
u
sin30°
= 1
sin(150-q)

, so
u= 1
2sin(150-q)
» 0.542

.

Also from the sine rule,
n= sinq
sin(150-q)
» 0.656

.

By looking at the longest line across the square, we have
1
m+u+v
=cosq

, so
v= 1
cosq
-m-u » 0.317

.

By looking at the rectangle and considering the diagonal, we see that (r+n)2=(1+s)2+t2, so
r=   ________
Ö(1+s)2+t2
 
-n » 0.864

.