The inscribed equilateral triangle has sides of length 6.
The perpendicular has length 5, because Pythagoras .
The extension of the perpendicular must be 1, because .
Platon says the sides of an equilateral triangle's half have ratio .
Therefore, the radius of the inscribed circle is .
I think there is an error in your Pythagoras calculation...
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Doh, that makes it much less elegant :) Thanks for checking and the hint.
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I didn't check further, but this small difference on the perpendicular probably explains the small mismatch at the end with the value given by @didiplaywell.
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