Diameter of a circle – Geometry
The geometry of a circle The diameter of a circle is the distance across the circle at the widest part of the circle. The diameter is always equal to twice the radius of the [...]
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What is a cylinder? Simple geometry
This is a cylinder. What can you find around your house that's a cylinder? A cylinder is a circle moved through space to make a solid form. The ends are circles that [...]
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What is a cube? Simple geometry
Do you know how to do a Rubik's cube? A cube is a square moved through space, so it gets thicker. All cubes have six sides - the top, the bottom, and [...]
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Volume of a cone – Geometry
How much ice cream fits inside this cone? A cone is the set of all the line segments that start from one circle and go to a point not on the circle. You could think of [...]
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Proof for circumference of a circle
Proof of the circumference of a circle Will this formula work every single time? Proving that the formula for the circumference of a circle is always true is harder than just figuring out that [...]
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Circumference of a circle – Geometry
The geometry of a circle, with circumference labelled What is the circumference? The circumference of a circle is the distance all the way around the circle. It's the same as the perimeter, but [...]
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Proof for the area of a circle
Proof for the area of a circle: Divide a circle up into sections like an orange Euclid's proof We know it's true that A=πr-squared is the area of a circle, but how can we prove [...]
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Definition of a circle – Geometry
A circle is the set of points on a plane that are all the same distance away from a center point. A circle is the set of points on a plane that are all [...]
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Bilateral symmetry – Geometry
A butterfly has bilateral symmetry. Thanks to Wikimedia Commons What is bilateral symmetry? A shape has bilateral symmetry when it is the same on both sides of a line drawn [...]
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Area of a triangle – Geometry
Area of a triangle To figure out the area of a triangle, multiply the base by the height of the triangle, and then divide by two: (Base x Height)/2. That's because the height [...]
