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For the Week of May 7, 2007 »

Mathematics Links for 5/7/2007

Posted by alicemercer on May 7, 2007




Here are our links for Mathematics this week:

  • The GoldenRatio a proportion/ratio dating back to Ancient Greece
  • Pi illustration
  • Tessellations, which are related to transformations which we will be studying

I got some great answers to last week’s math question, but the students did not give a clear explanation of why you came up with your answer. Here is last week’s question, and the answers. See if you can explain it better there.

This weeks question is, what is greater, half of 250, or 25% of 500?

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