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Articles tagged with #mathematics
Unfolding Geometry: Determining Surface Area with Magnetic Nets At the moment a student breaks open a 3D solid and lays it out flat, that is when the abstract idea of surface area comes to life and is made into a tangible, measurable problem. This is...
Decoding Time: Rotational Motion and Measurement in the Math Lab The foray into a clock’s time is a product of hundreds of years of math and engineering progress. We have developed our Clock Models to break that down for you. We make the seconds, min...
The Logic of Alignment: At the centres of Similitude and Monge’s work Monge’s Theorem, named after the French mathematician Gaspard Monge, applies to any set of 3 circles in a plane that do not completely contain each other. The theorem focuses on th...
In 1765, Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler put forth Euler's Line theorem, which states that in any non-equilateral triangle, the three main triangle centres are always colinear (lie on the same straight line). These centres are the Orthocenter (H),...
Welcome to our exploration of the field of cycloidal curves, which is a very engaging area at the interface of pure math and mechanical engineering. For the student who is equipped with a math kit or is in a math lab setting, we assert that the study...
The Dawn of Experiential Education: Why Hands-On Learning is the Future Have you ever questioned why some ideas are simple to understand while others seem like intangible riddles? Textbooks and passive listening were the mainstays of traditional clas...