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Looking for Pythagoras The Pythagorean Theorem by Glrnda Lapan, 1998
Das Theorem Des Pythagoras (1908) (German Edition) by Henri Adrien Naber, 2010-09-10
It's All Greek to Me: From Achilles' Heel to Pythagoras' Theorem: How Ancient Greece Has Shaped Our World by Charlotte Higgins, 2009-07-02
Pythagoras: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's Macmillan Reference USA Science Library: Mathematics by William Arthur Atkins, Philip Edward Koth, 2002
Pythagorean theorem: An entry from UXL's UXL Encyclopedia of Science
Looking for Pythagoras: Pythagorean Theorem, Grade 8 Teacher's Guide (Connected Mathematics 2)
Exploring Mathematics on Your Own: The Theorem of Pythagoras Pt. 4 by Donovan Albert Johnson, William H. Glenn,
What's Your Angle, Pythagoras? A Math Adventure by Julie Ellis, 2004-06
Pythagoras and the Ratios: A Math Adventure by Julie Ellis, 2010-02
From Pythagoras to Einstein by K. O. Friedrichs, 1975-06
Looking for Pythagoras (Connected Mathematics 2) by Glenda Lappan, 2005-12-15
The missing link between Pythagoras and King Tut: A short unit on ancient measurement by Richard J Charette, 1991
Complete Mathematics: A Teach Yourself Guide (Teach Yourself: Reference) by Trevor Johnson, Hugh Neill, 2011-02-18
PYTHAGOREANISM.: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' New Dictionary of the History of Ideas by David Fideler, 2005

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18 THE theorem of pythagoras. DIRECTOR. AWARDS. Tom M. Apostol. Gold Apple, 1989National Educational Film and Video Festival, Oakland; Gold Medal,
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Geometry Bibliography Right Triangles and the theorem of pythagoras Group presentations of different proofs of the theorem of pythagoras.
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Extractions: Visit this site: http://www.projectmathematics.com/pythag.htm Author: Project MATHEMATICS!, California Institute of Technology Description: A videotape-and-workbook module that explores a basic topic in high school mathematics in ways that cannot be done at the chalkboard or in a textbook. Several animated proofs of the Pythagorean theorem are presented, with applications to real-life problems and to Pythagorean triples. The theorem is extended to 3-space, but does not hold for spherical triangles. Levels: High School (9-12) Languages: English Resource Types: Multimedia Video Lesson Plans and Activities Textbooks Math Topics: Higher-Dimensional Geometry Triangles and Other Polygons Math Ed Topics: Audiovisual/Multimedia Curriculum/Materials Development
An Easy Approach To The Theorem Of Pythagoras
An Easy Approach to the theorem of pythagoras. Pythagoras theorem is usuallypresented as a theorem about triangles in a right triangle, the square on the
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Extractions: Pythagoras theorem is usually presented as a theorem about triangles: in a right triangle, the square on the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares on the other two sides. It is perhaps easier to think of it as a nice result relating rectangles and squares: in a rectangle, the square on the diagonal is equal to the sum of the squares on the long and short sides. There are many proofs of the theorem, most of them not as well-known as they might be. Euclids proof in Elements I, 47 (see David Joyces excellent website ) is an elegant argument in cut-and-paste geometry. If it seems a little daunting at first, it can be tamed by using shaded triangles to keep track of the steps. My purpose here is to give a simple approach to the theorem using metric geometry, that is, geometry where the lengths and areas have values that can be calculated. I make no claims to originality in the approach, but it seems to be one that is not readily accessible. Mathematical arguments are generally easier to follow if you work along with them, and if you want to do that here, all you need is some squared paper and a pencil.
An Easy Approach To The Theorem Of Pythagoras
An Easy Approach to the theorem of pythagoras. We have seen that a triangle linkstwo ways of dividing the area of a square into two.
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Extractions: We have seen that a triangle links two ways of dividing the area of a square into two. Now we look at what happens in some more complicated example. First, a 3x3 grid. With a three-by-three grid, we can view the two squares on the left of the top row as forming a 2x1 rectangle, and add the diagonal to form a triangle with sides of lengths 2 and 1. The squares on the sides of the rectangle have areas 1 and 4, so the total area is 5 squares. Now we have to find the area of the square on the diagonal, or the hypotenuse of the triangle. First, construct the square and color it in. What is the area of the red square? It includes 1 whole small square and a lot of bits of the outer squares. But the outer bits are made up of four copies of the original triangle, and that was just half of the 2x1 rectangle. The rectangle has area 2, so half of it has area 1 and four copies then have area 4. The total area is the one central square, plus 4 from the outside to make 5. The red and the blue areas are the same.
Theorem Of Pythagoras
Before introducing the theorem of pythagoras, we begin with some perfect The theorem of pythagoras is one of the most important formulas in all of
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Extractions: Special Quadratic Equations Theorem of Pythagoras (Better, but Still Under Construction! Check back next year!) from Basic Algebra: One Step at a Time p. 193 - 200 Dr. Robert J. Rapalje Seminole Community CollegeHunt Club Center Before introducing the Theorem of Pythagoras, we begin with some perfect square equations. Perfect square equations (see the first example and the exercises that follow) can be solved by taking the square root of both sides of the equation. This is called the square root property of equations. When you use this property, you must include a "±" (that is, "+" or "-") in order to obtain both solutions of the equation. EXAMPLE 1. Solve the equation x Solution: The solution is essentially to answer the question, "What number can be squared (multiplied times itself!) in order to get 16. There are actually two answers: x = 4 and also x = -4. This answer may be also written as x = ± 4. EXAMPLE 2. Solve the equation x
Pythagoras Theorem (8)
Pythagoras Theorem (8). Proving theorem of pythagoras by Dissection. The figureshows a dissection method of proving the theorem of pythagoras.
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Extractions: The figure shows a dissection method of proving the Theorem of Pythagoras. The method seems to be very complex, but it can be understood as one special case of simple dissection methods. Using the applet, we can obtain infinitely many methods of dissection. Perigal's proof is classified in the same category. Drag the red point in the left figure to decide the bases of the right triangle ( lengths of a and b). Drag the red point in the left figure to observe various patterns of dissection.
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PinkMonkey.com Geometry Study Guide - 6.2 The Theorem Of Pythagoras
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Extractions: 6.2 The Theorem of Pythagoras Figure 6.3 D ABC is a right triangle. l (AB) = c l (BC) = a l (CA) = b CD is perpendicular to AB such that D ABC ~ D CBD or l (BC) l (AB) l (CD) a = c x = cx D ABC ~ D ACD or l (AC) l (AB) l (AD) b = c Therefore, from (1) and (2) a + b = cx + cy = c ( x + y ) = c c = c a + b = c The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the legs. Converse of Pythagoras Theorem : In a triangle if the square of the longest side is equal to the sum of the squares of the remaining two sides then the longest side is the hypotenuse and the angle opposite to it, is a right angle. Figure 6.4 Given that in D ABC l (AC) l (AB) l (BC) To prove that D ABC is a right triangle or that
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CHAPTER 6 theorem of pythagoras AND THE RIGHT TRIANGLE. 6.1 The Right Triangle.Figure 6.1. D ABC is a right triangle, hence m Ð ABC = 900.
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Extractions: CHAPTER 6 : THEOREM OF PYTHAGORAS AND THE RIGHT TRIANGLE 6.1 The Right Triangle Figure 6.1 D ABC is a right triangle, hence m ABC = 90 . Therefore m A and m C are complementary ( figure 6.1). Now seg.BD is a perpendicular onto seg.AC (figure 6.2). Figure 6.2 Seg.BD divides D ABC into two right triangles D BDC and D ADB ( figure 6.2). It can be easily proven that these two triangles are similar to the parent D ABC and therefore similar to each other. Proof : Consider D ABC and D BDC ABC BCA D ABC ~ D BDC Similarly consider D ABC and D ADB. ABC CAB D ABC ~ D ADB from (1) and (2) D ABC ~ D ADB ~ D BDC. Since D ABC ~ D BDC and D ABC ~ D ADB In (A) l (BC) is repeated and in (B) l (seg.AB) is repeated at the means. This is referred to as the geometric mean.
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1300 A.C.: Theorem Of Pythagoras
theorem of pythagoras. In the tablet, of which the translation is reported, itseems really that the theorem of pythagoras is applied.
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Extractions: VERSIONE ITALIANA 1300 b.C. THEOREM OF PYTHAGORAS In the tablet, of which the translation is reported, it seems really that the theorem of Pythagoras is applied. In fact the calculation of the sides of a rectangle is exactly performed beginning from the knowledge of the diagonal (0,6666) and of the relationship existing between the width (W) and the length (L): W=L-L/4. Place: Susa (Mesopotamia) Epoch: 1300 b.C. - End of the I Dynasty of Babylon Tablet of Susa Problem We set that: - the width (of the rectangle) measures a quarter less in relationship to the length. Width = Length - Length/4 - the dimension of the diagonal is 0,6666. Diagonal = 0,6666 Which are the length and the width of the rectangle? Solution Set 1, the length, set 1 the prolongation. Arbitrary length = 1 0,25, the quarter, subtract from 1, you find 0,75. Arbitrary width = 1 - 0,25 = 0,75 Set 1 as length, set 0,75 as width, square 1, the length, you find 1. Square 0,75, the width, you find 0,5625.
Theorem Of Pythagoras - A² + B² = C²
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Extractions: How big is the hypotenuse of a right angles triangle, when both lengths of the sides are known? Questioned differently: How big is the diagonal d of a right angle? The possibilities to calculate the diagonal in a square through the area are known but in this example, there no square is given. Four of these rectangles are placed next to each other in a way that the four diagonals make a square (square, so that later on the length can be calculated with help from the root). Three squares result: = (a - b)² = d² = (a + b)² The right angled triangle: Sought: d² 1. First possibility One time the yellow square plus four times the eight angled triangle, make the red square. 2. Second possibility One time the green square minus four times the right angled triangle make the red square. The root of d² is the sought diagonal in the right angle or the hypotenuse of the right angled triangle. previous site superordinate site next site
Euclids Height Theorem
Condition theorem of pythagoras. The height divides the triangle into two right So, the following is obtained according to the theorem of pythagoras
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Extractions: Ass ertions h² = p·q Evidence Condition - theorem of Pythagoras: The height divides the triangle into two right angled triangles: ahp and bqh. So, the following is obtained according to the theorem of Pythagoras: h² + p² = a² h² + q² = b² Hypotenuse squared, is the same as both hypotenuse sections added to the second power: c² = (p+q)² c² = p² + 2pq + q² Theorem of Pythagoras, insert and sum up: previous site superordinate site next site
1300 A.C.: Theorem Of Pythagoras
THE theorem of pythagoras. In the tablet, of which the translation is reported,it seems really that the theorem of pythagoras is applied.
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Extractions: ITALIAN VERSION 1300 B.C. THE THEOREM OF PYTHAGORAS In the tablet, of which the translation is reported, it seems really that the theorem of Pythagoras is applied. In fact the calculation of the sides of a rectangle is exactly performed beginning from the knowledge of the diagonal (0,6666) and of the relationship existing between the width (W) and the length (L): W=L-L/4. Place: Susa (Mesopotamia) Epoch: 1300 b.C. - End of the I Dynasty of Babylon Tablet of Susa Problem We set that: - the width (of the rectangle) measures a quarter less in relationship to the length. Width = Length - Length/4 - the dimension of the diagonal is 0,6666. Diagonal = 0,6666 Which are the length and the width of the rectangle? Solution Set 1, the length, set 1 the prolongation. Arbitrary length = 1 0,25, the quarter, subtract from 1, you find 0,75. Arbitrary width = 1 - 0,25 = 0,75 Set 1 as length, set 0,75 as width, square 1, the length, you find 1. Square 0,75, the width, you find 0,5625.
Pythagoras Theorem
Pythagoras Theorem. File List This page contains activities to promote anunderstanding and application of the theorem of pythagoras.
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Extractions: This page contains activities to promote an understanding and application of the Theorem of Pythagoras. If you have developed activities applying to this area you may like to share them with other mathematics teachers. Note: To DOWNLOAD a file, click on the FILENAME. To contribute a file to the database click UPLOAD. This page contains activities to promote an understanding and application of the Theorem of Pythagoras. If you have developed activities applying to this area you may like to share them with other mathematics teachers. Note: To DOWNLOAD a file, click on the FILENAME. To contribute a file to the database click UPLOAD.
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Pythagoras theorem A Pythagoras Proof. How did Pythagoras prove Pythagorean Try to fit 1,2,3,4 and 5 on 6, thus verifying the theorem of pythagoras.
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BCIT Math 11 Competency Test: The Theorem Of Pythagoras With Applications
British Columbia Institute of Technology. The theorem of pythagoras With Applications.Copyright © British Columbia Institute of Technology,
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theorem of pythagoras a2 + b2 = c2 How ancient Chinese people discovers thesame theorem. (much earlier than Pythagoras).
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