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§6.4 Pythagoras in solids
Learning goal: how to calculate the length of a line segment in a solid

First we look at some new words:
+ partition                                                                   + cross-section
              + plane                                                                                   + intermediate results
+ wire model                                                                                    + slant edges (S29)


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§6.4 Pythagoras in solids
Learning goal: how to calculate the length of a line segment in a solid

First we look at some new words:
+ partition                                                                   + cross-section
              + plane                                                                                   + intermediate results
+ wire model                                                                                    + slant edges (S29)


Moderne Wiskunde site -> video!

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Dagopening?
Gebed
Bijbel
Lauren Daigle,  rolling stones -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2zeEQq0bKo

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a partition is a ......
A
sweet cake
B
divider
C
a special type of fraction
D
request

Slide 4 - Quiz

A plane is a
(3 answers!)
A
flat surface
B
aeroplane
C
thought
D
development

Slide 5 - Quiz

These are 'planes', 'partitions' or 'cross-sections'. 
There is not much difference between the meaning of these words.
A
Cuboid ABCD.EFGH
Je begint linksbeneden, tegen klok in. Eerst die 4 beneden, dan PUNT en dan bovenkant (linksboven beginnen, zelfde volgorde)

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What is a wire model?
A
a catwalker
B
a model wearing iron clothes
C
3D model with only vertices and lines
D
a light car, made of wire only

Slide 7 - Quiz

A wireframe is a three-dimensional model that only includes vertices and lines. It does not contain surfaces.

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Finally...
A.   An intermediate result:
for example the answer from question a), that you need again at question b) - and therefore should not yet be rounded!!

Een tussengetal rond je niet tussendoor af!
Gewoon doorrekenen met dat getal (ook als het een Wortel is!)

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Berekenen lichaamsdiagonaal

> met een tussenstap ( via lichaamsvlak)

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Verlengde stelling van Pythagoras:


video (Wiskunde academie)


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Time to do (and check!!!) HW
Make of 6.4: 24, 26 and 27.

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6.4 part 2 Pythagoras in solids

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Pythagoras was good in Solids too!

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His theorem....
is also used to calculate lengths in cubes, cuboids etc.

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Solids: how to describe them

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Homework time.

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That was short, wasn't it?
It's Homework time again
Later we will have a look at (calculations in) pyramids.

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28, (29 and 30) are about pyramids!
To CALCULATE the HEIGHT it is important to
+  make good SKETCHES  and 
+  make the corresponding SCHEMES again!
+ Let's have a short look at 28.

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Video height in pyramid
start min 8.43

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28a The sketch of TPR:
This is all fine, but we cannot calculate 
 height TQ yet!
We do not know TQ nor RT.
That's why......

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We will use face BCT.
Why?
+ to first calculate RT and only then
+ calculate TQ!
+ Of BCT we happen to know:
+ BT = 6  and BR = 2 
+ For a SKETCH, see next slide!

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This was just an
INTRODUCTION to
28 (29 and 30),
about Pyramids.
Remember that it's all about looking for right-angled-triangles and the
making SKETCHES and SCHEMES to CALCULATE the missing lengths!!

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Question: What was that animal?
Answer: a HIPPOPOTAMUS, 
or in good German:  een nijlpaard.
The joke is that this word is a bit similar to 
HYPOTENUSE (longest side of a right-angled triangle).

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Homework time again.
Good luck, making your HW
Soon you will become a real Pythagoras Pro!

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