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Category Archives: Geometry
Network Mathematics
Image Copyright 2012 by Passy’s World of Mathematics Rail Networks are quite familiar to most of us. Recently Passy visited Sydney in Australia, and found the rail network system to be far superior to that of Melbourne. The Melbourne Rail … Continue reading
Posted in Geometry, Topology and Networks
Tagged how to do math on networks, hub and spoke network, math of networks, mathematical networks, mathematics of networks, mathematics of rail networks, maths of networks, network components, network edges, network equation, network math, network mathematics, network maths equation, network region, network regions, network topology, network vertex, network vertices, networks, sydney versus melbourne rail network, topology mathematics
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Angles and Parallel Lines
Image Source: Licence pending from Getty Images The “Crooked Mile” on the Pillani Highway in Maui Hawaii looks very different to a normal highway ! Volcanic activity and continual movement of the island makes it impossible to build a straight … Continue reading
Posted in Geometry
Tagged alternate angles, angles in Parallel Lines, c shape angles, co-interior angles, corresponding angles, f sahpe angles, Geometry, how to do angles on parallel lines, how to do parallel lines, how to find angles in parallel lines, Parallel Lines, Parallel Lines angles, Parallel Lines in real World, real world parallel lines, supplementary angles, supplementary angles in parallel lines, vertical angles, what are parallel lines, z shape angles, z type angles
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Exterior Angle of a Triangle
Image Source: http://www.soulwire.co.uk Triangles can even be used in Art, as shown above in the great piece of artwork by Justin Windle from Soulwire. What we really like about this picture is the clever shading of the triangles to create … Continue reading
Posted in Geometry, Triangles
Tagged adding up angles in triables, calculate exterior angle, equilateral triangle, exterior angle of triangle, exterior angle rule, exterior angle theorem, exterior angles, Geometry, how to do exterior angle, how to do triangles, scalene triangle, Sum of Angles in Triangles, triangle exterior angles, triangle help, triangle math, triangles, triangles help, types of triangles, what is a scalene triangle, what is an isosceles triangle
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Angle Sum in a Triangle
Image Source: http://www.greenpest.com.au Building Frames are “triangulated” to give them strength. Without a triangle structure the wood frame will not be rigid or strong. In Australia, the Sydney Harbor Bridge is made of an interwoven triangle structure. Image Source: http://www.orangehelicopters.com.au … Continue reading
Posted in Geometry, Triangles
Tagged adding up angles in triables, equilateral triangle, Geometry, how to do triangles, scalene triangle, Sum of Angles in Triangles, triangle help, triangle math, triangles, triangles help, types of triangles, what is a scalene triangle, what is an isosceles triangle
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Classifying Triangles
Image Source: http://www.dalamatiacity.com The above diagram shows the atomic structure inside the crystal gemstone “Beryl”, which is composed of Silicon, Aluminium, Beryllium, and Oxygen ions. Topaz, Olivine, Amethyst, and several other crystals found in nature also have triangular atomic structures. … Continue reading
Posted in Geometry, Triangles
Tagged acute triangle, equilateral triangle, Geometry, how to do triangles, isosceles triangles, obtuse triangle, right triangle, scalene triangle, triangle help, triangle math, triangles, triangles help, types of triangles, what is a scalene triangle, what is an isosceles triangle
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