Geometry

by BAWB, Jun 29, 2008

More effective ways to deal with geometry and extra dimensions.

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by Dragon408, Nov 18, 2007

We did an experiment to find out how accurately matter can be measured using the metric system.

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by Roflcopter, Apr 21, 2008

Tessellation was first seen in Ancient Greece.

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by Zeo12, Apr 26, 2008

Looking at the measurements of the square meter and kilometer.

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by Zeo12, Apr 26, 2008

Volume is the measure of how much a container will hold.

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by Zeo12, Apr 26, 2008

Mass is the quantity of matter anything contains.

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by jorge101, Feb 24, 2008

What is this strange pattern?

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by kushagra, Feb 25, 2008

How the formula of finding the area of a trapezium was originated.

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by Ziao, Feb 27, 2008

An explanation of volume for those who may not understand anything about volume.

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by leecym, Mar 30, 2008

A polygon (/pɒliɡən/, from Greek, literally "many angle") is a closed *planar path composed of a finite number of **sequential line segments.

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