CALIFORNIA STATE SCIENCE FAIR 2003 PROJECT SUMMARY Name(s) Gregory A. Hirshman

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• Elementary geometry
• Quadrilaterals
• Pi
• Regular polygon
• Square
• Inscribed figure
• Circle
• Pentagon
• Area of a disk
• Geometry
• Polygons
• Euclidean plane geometry

- Pick’s Theorem In 1899, mathematician Georg Pick published an intriguing theorem for finding the area of irregular polygons. For any polygon with vertices on a grid, the area of the polygon can be found using the num

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CALIFORNIA STATE SCIENCE FAIR 2013 PROJECT SUMMARY Name(s) Zachary H. Seligman Karen

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• Euclidean plane geometry
• Regular polygon
• Pi
• Prism
• Reuleaux triangle
• Geometry
• Polygons
• Euclidean geometry

Tessellations: Irregular Polygons Explore: (i) Trace this isosceles triangle onto construction paper. Use the triangle to create a tessellation. Remember that the sum of the angles around any given point must be 360°.

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Alternate Explore: Cut Out Shapes B Using the template attached, cut out three copies of each polygon using heavy paper (such as Bristol board) or cardboard. Try the following combinations of polygons to see if you can c

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Tessellations: More Complex Combinations of Regular Polygons Class discussion: Examine the three tessellations below. For each tessellation, identify which polygons were used. Then describe how transformations may have b

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Forest Inventory and Analysis Sampling Hexagons FIA Fact Sheet Series Background. Federal legislation passed in[removed]Agricultural

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• Archimedean solids
• Hexagon
• Polygons
• Forest inventory
• Cubohemioctahedron
• Truncated icosahedron
• Star
• Geometry
• Uniform polyhedra
• Euclidean geometry

Tessellations: Combinations of Regular Polygons Examine the three tessellations below. For each tessellation, identify which polygons were used. Then describe how transformations may have been used to create the tessella

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Probability Formula Study the polygons pictured above. Use this probability formula to calculate each probability on the chart below. Polygon Dotted-line polygon

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• Pentagon
• Polygons
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