For homework, answer the following:
QUESTION: Give an example of a mathematical concept that could be demonstrated by Inkscape. Please be original – do not copy an example from class, or that has already been posted by your classmates on the blog.
Thanks!
A mathematical concept that can be demonstrated on inkscape is creating a poster that has things about tessellations or the definition of pie. I think that you can also make one using shapes that you have made on inkscape and put specific measures
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DeleteA mathematical concept that can be demonstrated on inkscape is Surface Area
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DeleteThe mathmatical concept I am doing on Inkscape is tesselation of hexagons.
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A mathematical concept that can be demostrated on Inkscape is Surface Area - David Devers 8c
ReplyDeleteA Mathematical concept that can be demonstrated on Inkscape is Dilation. - Brandon Madrigal 8C
ReplyDeleteA Mathematical concept that can be shown on Inkscape is Area
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As well as the interior angles of polygons.
DeleteAn example of a mathematical concept that can be shown on Inkscape is reflection. For the classwork poster on Inkscape I formatted the word "freedom" in a cool way and reflected it! :]
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An example if a mathematical concept that can be shown on Inkscape is perimeter
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A example of a mathematical concept that can be shown through Inkscape is a nets of a a three - dimensional figure.
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On Inkscape, you can show an example of a mathematical concept by utilizing the shape tool and making exactly measured shapes (like a circle or square), so you can have accurate answers when finding area, perimeter, or volume.
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An example of a mathematical concept would be pythagorean theorem. This is a concept that helps you find the measurement of the missing side of a triangle. We use triangles often on InkScape.
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An example of a mathematical concept would be translations and dilations. You can copy any object and move it where ever you want which is translation. You can also lock the measurements and make the object bigger which is dilation.
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An example if a mathematical concept that can be shown on Inkscape is space because you can stack images which shows depth therefore shows space.
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An example of a mathematical concept is Pie which is shown when you take a normal square and make it a circle by rounding it.
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My example of a mathematical concept on ink scape was pi, ray, and translation
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An example of a mathematical concept on Inkscape is rotation. If you draw a rectangle for example, you can go into the select mode, click on the rectangle twice, and drag the arrows on the corners from side to side to rotate the shape.
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An example of a mathematical concpet on Inkcape is dilation. By locking a shape, you can then drag it diagonally, which proportioanlly increases or decreases the size of the shape.
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A mathematical concept that can be demonstrated on inkscape is a translation. which is a movment of an object.
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A mathematical concept that cam be demonstrated via Inkscape is the concept of subtraction, if you show the exclusion of two union-path objects, it shows that you take away from something.
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