• shape ⪢⪢
A _____ is a simple form like a square or circle.
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• shape ⪢⪢
The triangle is my favorite _____ .
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◎◎◎ arc ⪢⪢
A rainbow has the shape of an arc.
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◎◎◎ arc ⪢⪢
An arc is a curved shape.
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◎◎◎ dimension ⪢⪢
The number of _____s is how many values are needed to locate points on a shape. #math
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○○○ topology ⪢⪢
Topology is a branch of math, which is kind of like geometry. It studies shapes and spaces, but ones that are arbitrarily stretchy and bendy. It's sometimes called rubber sheet geometry.
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○○○ genus ⪢⪢
Genus is one way topologists classify some shapes. #math
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○○○ morph ⪢⪢
It's named after an Aztec God who escaped death by morphing this amphibian shape.
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○○○ classify ⪢⪢
Another way topologists classify things are in terms of the number of distinct loops you can draw around the surface of a shape.
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○○○ rhombus ⪢⪢
If all four sides are the same length, we call the shape a _____. #math #bookmark
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○○○ intriguing ⪢⪢
While the LS3 was far from the first futuristic military technology that DARPA created, with the robot's canine-like shape, it may have been the most _____ . #bookmark
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○○○ feature ⪢⪢
It _____s various craters that have been shaped over time by geological activity.
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• 12 Calculating the Area of Shapes
Calculating the Area of Shapes
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◌◌◌ dimension
The number of dimensions is how many values are needed to locate points on a shape.
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• 14 Three-Dimensional Shapes Part 1: Types, Calculating Surface Area
Three-Dimensional Shapes Part 1: Types, Calculating Surface Area
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• 15 Three-Dimensional Shapes Part 2: Calculating Volume
Three-Dimensional Shapes Part 2: Calculating Volume
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• The Poincare Conjecture
In the early 1900s mathematicians and physicists were very interested in the shape of space. New experiments and theories were being developed that would ultimately create relativity theory and change our entire view of the universe.
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◌◌◌ dimension
The number of dimensions is how many values are needed to locate points on a shape.
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