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MAKING LEARNING MATHS INTERESTING

. APPEALING TO DIFFERENT LEARNING STYLESAND MODALITIES

HEART EXPRESSES ITSELF IN MANY WAYS

SERIOUS MATHEMATICAL EQUATIONS IS ONEOF THEM

PROOFS OF PYTHAGORAS THEOREM

APPLICATIONS OF PYTHAGORAS THEOREM .

EXTENSIONS OF PYTHAGORAS THEOREM .

SYMBOLS FROM MATHEMATICS

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HEART EXPRESSES ITSELF IN MANY WAYS

SERIOUS MATHEMATICAL EQUATIONS IS ONE OF

THEM

A heart surface has

several singularities,

including a sharp point

at the bottom and adeep indentation at the

top. Here's Taubin's

equation for a three-

dimensional algebraicheart: (x2 + (1.5)2y2 + z2

1)3x2z3 (1.5)2/20

y2z3 = 0.

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DOES ALGEBRA HAVE A

HEART Maths leads to many a

heartbreak. However the

love of mathematics is not

as rare as thought . In an

age where many work on

mathematics of love , the

love of mathematics is still

there in many a heart.

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SQUARES AND

SEMICIRCLES In the simplest case, a

heart is formed by asquare standing on its

point and two semi-circles sitting on thesides. Characteristicsof the heart figure

obviously are a grooveabove and a point

below.

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SEMICIRCLES AND CIRCLES

If the point below is

missing then don't speak

of a heart but rather of a

heart shaped figure. This

form, however, is more

similar to the human

heart. The figure on the

left is formed by threesemi-circles.

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SEMICIRCLES ON

ISOSCELES TRIANGLE Draw an isosceles triangle.

Draw the perpendiculars

to the legs.

They produce a second

isosceles triangle.

Draw two semi-circles

upon the legs of the (now

yellow) triangle

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TESSELLATIONS OF HEARTS

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LOVE TRIANGLE

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HEART BREAK TO HEART

THROB

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IS THAT A PYTHAGORAS THEOREM THAT I SEE

BEFORE ME

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PYTHAGORAS THEOREM

The Pythagorean

Theorem states that

for a right trianglewith legs a and b

and hypotenuse c,

we have the

PythagoreanEquation

: a2 + b2 = c2

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EXTENSION OF PYTHAGORAS THEOREM TO

POLYGONS

If 3 regular polygons(triangles, pentagons,hexagons, etc.) are

constructed using a andb and hypotenuse c,respectively, as thecommon sides of thethree polygons. And

still, the sum of theareas of the figuresdrawn on the two legsis equal to the area ofthe figure drawn on

the hypotenuse

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EXTENSION OF PYTHAGORAS THEOREM TO

CIRCLES

The sum of the

areas of the circles

drawn on the twolegs is equal to the

area of the circle

drawn on the

hypotenuse

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MANIPULATIVES FOR TEACHING

PYTHAGORAS THEOREM

MANIPULATIVES

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MANIPULATIVES FOR TEACHING

PYTHAGORAS THEOREM

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Wave Structure of Matter and

Pythagoras' theorem Pythagoras' Theorem has been known for about 2,500

years. In that time it has been proven as logically true inmany different ways. Significantly though, until recently

humanity has not understood the metaphysics behind ourperceptions of reality that would enable us to show whyPythagoras' theorem is true. With knowledge of theSpherical Standing Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) inAbsolute Space we can now explain why Matter interacts

Spherically, and thus why Pythagoras' Theorem is true.This also enables us to better understand why AlbertEinstein used Pythagoras' Theorem as the foundation forhis metric equations of Special Relativity