What's the difference between regular geometry and analytical geometry?
Q. Is analytical geometry an easier or harder version of regular geometry? I'm a freshman in high school and got into analytical geometry. What are the main differences?
Asked by :] - Mon Aug 17 01:45:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the analytical geometry is the coordinate geometry where we use the distance formula, midpoint formula, and coordinate graphs.
Answered by James H - Mon Aug 17 01:57:35 2009
Q. Is analytical geometry an easier or harder version of regular geometry? I'm a freshman in high school and got into analytical geometry. What are the main differences?
Asked by :] - Mon Aug 17 01:45:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the analytical geometry is the coordinate geometry where we use the distance formula, midpoint formula, and coordinate graphs.
Answered by James H - Mon Aug 17 01:57:35 2009
What college degree deals more with geometry?
Q. So, here are the details. I found out that I'm good in geometry and I love geometry. So in return, I'm planning to pursue a course relating to geometry. So, what courses do you suggest for me? I also love proving and I find them easy. Thank you very much!
Asked by tccic - Fri Feb 20 23:43:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I agree with woodrow wilson, architecture would be the ideal career for you. Other careers I would suggest you look into are mechanical, civil, or industrial engineering. All of these careers have their own bachelors degree available for them. I am not positive but I think that the people who controll air traffic have to use geometry to pinpoint planes and such.
Answered by Jeremy - Mon Feb 23 15:14:58 2009
Q. So, here are the details. I found out that I'm good in geometry and I love geometry. So in return, I'm planning to pursue a course relating to geometry. So, what courses do you suggest for me? I also love proving and I find them easy. Thank you very much!
Asked by tccic - Fri Feb 20 23:43:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I agree with woodrow wilson, architecture would be the ideal career for you. Other careers I would suggest you look into are mechanical, civil, or industrial engineering. All of these careers have their own bachelors degree available for them. I am not positive but I think that the people who controll air traffic have to use geometry to pinpoint planes and such.
Answered by Jeremy - Mon Feb 23 15:14:58 2009
What are examples of geometry that you use in every day life?
Q. I have to film a few examples of people using geometry in everyday life. I already have a video of my friends and me kicking a soccer ball at different angles into different spots on the goal. What else can I film of either myself, my friends, or something you commonly see people doing? Would skateboarding be considered geometry? If so, how?
Asked by allison - Wed Sep 9 13:11:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about: 1. drawing a circle using a peg and a piece of string 2. Measure the height of a tree using it's shadow & that of a smaller stick in front of it (uses trigonometry)
Answered by QJ1Y - Wed Sep 9 13:15:33 2009
Q. I have to film a few examples of people using geometry in everyday life. I already have a video of my friends and me kicking a soccer ball at different angles into different spots on the goal. What else can I film of either myself, my friends, or something you commonly see people doing? Would skateboarding be considered geometry? If so, how?
Asked by allison - Wed Sep 9 13:11:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about: 1. drawing a circle using a peg and a piece of string 2. Measure the height of a tree using it's shadow & that of a smaller stick in front of it (uses trigonometry)
Answered by QJ1Y - Wed Sep 9 13:15:33 2009
What's the difference between VSEPR geometry and shape?
Q. My chem homework has two questions: 1. Predict the VSEPR geometries around the N atoms in ammonia 2. Predict the shapes around the N atoms in ammonia. I thought geometry and shape were the same thing?
Asked by Hannah - Tue Nov 3 15:57:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they're different. Water for example has two non-bonding pairs of electrons. Its shape is "bent". Ammonia (NH3) is "trigonal pyramid", and methane (CH4) is "tetrahedral", all different shapes with the same electronic configuration. Just to be clear, "geometry" refers to the position of electron pairs in space, "shape" refers to the position of atoms.
Answered by unknown - Tue Nov 3 16:01:55 2009
Q. My chem homework has two questions: 1. Predict the VSEPR geometries around the N atoms in ammonia 2. Predict the shapes around the N atoms in ammonia. I thought geometry and shape were the same thing?
Asked by Hannah - Tue Nov 3 15:57:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they're different. Water for example has two non-bonding pairs of electrons. Its shape is "bent". Ammonia (NH3) is "trigonal pyramid", and methane (CH4) is "tetrahedral", all different shapes with the same electronic configuration. Just to be clear, "geometry" refers to the position of electron pairs in space, "shape" refers to the position of atoms.
Answered by unknown - Tue Nov 3 16:01:55 2009
What are some geometry questions and measurement questions I could ask in a math game?
Q. Our assignment was to make a math game for the other 8th grade students in our class. My part in our group is to write 25 geometry questions and 25 measurement questions. Anyone wanna help?
Asked by bAnAnA - Mon May 25 12:56:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geometry questions (incl measurement) Measurement questions (select by grade, on the left)
Answered by Ted H - Fri May 29 05:58:01 2009
Q. Our assignment was to make a math game for the other 8th grade students in our class. My part in our group is to write 25 geometry questions and 25 measurement questions. Anyone wanna help?
Asked by bAnAnA - Mon May 25 12:56:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geometry questions (incl measurement) Measurement questions (select by grade, on the left)
Answered by Ted H - Fri May 29 05:58:01 2009
What are some sacred geometry aspects that are featured on the mandir in Toronto?
Q. In specific the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. For example, what do the quantity and details of the turrets represent? As well as any other facts regarding sacred geometry you can share. Thank you.
Asked by Reiki Chick - Wed Sep 30 13:07:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what are you talking about? God? God bless you.
Answered by pip pip cheerio - Wed Sep 30 13:11:55 2009
Q. In specific the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. For example, what do the quantity and details of the turrets represent? As well as any other facts regarding sacred geometry you can share. Thank you.
Asked by Reiki Chick - Wed Sep 30 13:07:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what are you talking about? God? God bless you.
Answered by pip pip cheerio - Wed Sep 30 13:11:55 2009
Where can you take a Geometry Class in the SF bay area over the summer?
Q. Is it possible for truly motivated 8th grade students wanting to expand their mathematical horizons, to take geometry over the summer at a college. DeAnza? U.C. Berkeley? Stanford?
Asked by Al Jabr - Wed Mar 19 19:23:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should try Bellarmine. It is a private boy's school that offers co-ed Geometry classes over the summer. Visit this website:
Answered by Flyboy - Wed Mar 19 19:32:17 2008
Q. Is it possible for truly motivated 8th grade students wanting to expand their mathematical horizons, to take geometry over the summer at a college. DeAnza? U.C. Berkeley? Stanford?
Asked by Al Jabr - Wed Mar 19 19:23:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should try Bellarmine. It is a private boy's school that offers co-ed Geometry classes over the summer. Visit this website:
Answered by Flyboy - Wed Mar 19 19:32:17 2008
What are the benefits of taking Geometry this year?
Q. I'm taking Geometry in 9th grade, which is a little early compared to the other people at my school (I don't know what's it is like in other schools though). What are the benefits of it? Or there is none?
Asked by Shelby Marchetta - Tue Apr 28 07:06:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, you'll be on top of the subject and that definetly CAN"T hurt.
Answered by Mrs. Right - Tue Apr 28 07:22:14 2009
Q. I'm taking Geometry in 9th grade, which is a little early compared to the other people at my school (I don't know what's it is like in other schools though). What are the benefits of it? Or there is none?
Asked by Shelby Marchetta - Tue Apr 28 07:06:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, you'll be on top of the subject and that definetly CAN"T hurt.
Answered by Mrs. Right - Tue Apr 28 07:22:14 2009
What are some examples of buildings I can build using geometry?
Q. I have a project where i have to show how geometry is udes in real life. I have to pick an item and do research on it (building, bridge, monuments etc.)and develop a 2 or 3 pg paper on how geometry affects this item. I also need to build a model of this item. Some examples are the bay bridge, eiffel tower a ferris wheel, and a shelf, but those are already taken. Im looking for some ideas on what to build so if you can give me some I'd really, really appreciate it. If u need any more info just tell me. Thanks!
Asked by rhgdcnf - Tue Apr 10 17:22:01 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a geodesic dome?
Answered by unknown - Tue Apr 10 17:25:23 2007
Q. I have a project where i have to show how geometry is udes in real life. I have to pick an item and do research on it (building, bridge, monuments etc.)and develop a 2 or 3 pg paper on how geometry affects this item. I also need to build a model of this item. Some examples are the bay bridge, eiffel tower a ferris wheel, and a shelf, but those are already taken. Im looking for some ideas on what to build so if you can give me some I'd really, really appreciate it. If u need any more info just tell me. Thanks!
Asked by rhgdcnf - Tue Apr 10 17:22:01 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a geodesic dome?
Answered by unknown - Tue Apr 10 17:25:23 2007
What material should I use for my geometry project to deserve a high grade?
Q. Our geometry project is making a Christmas lantern. I am having a hard time picking the right material to make the lantern. The only approved shapes are dodecahedron, isocahedron, and octahedron.
Asked by karubinko - Wed Nov 18 10:09:01 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Our geometry project is making a Christmas lantern. I am having a hard time picking the right material to make the lantern. The only approved shapes are dodecahedron, isocahedron, and octahedron.
Asked by karubinko - Wed Nov 18 10:09:01 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
What's the best way to raise my Geometry grade by the end of the semester without getting a tutor?
Q. I don't have a good grade in Geometry but I need to bring it up by the end of the semester. But, I don't have time to get a tutor. What should I do?
Asked by swim.babe567 - Sat Feb 28 15:38:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the book and read it carefully. Math is the easiest subject you can take. Just read, do a few examples, and learn. Peace ^_^
Answered by Dhan Noon - Sat Mar 7 12:59:04 2009
Q. I don't have a good grade in Geometry but I need to bring it up by the end of the semester. But, I don't have time to get a tutor. What should I do?
Asked by swim.babe567 - Sat Feb 28 15:38:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the book and read it carefully. Math is the easiest subject you can take. Just read, do a few examples, and learn. Peace ^_^
Answered by Dhan Noon - Sat Mar 7 12:59:04 2009
Any ideas for fun geometry projects for the end of the school year?
Q. I teach high school math, and I'm looking for ideas for a fun project I can do with my geometry students for the end of the year. Any ideas? Thanks!
Asked by daphnerst - Thu May 3 15:32:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assemble the class into teams. Get one or two teams to draw geometric shapes to particular specifications, and cut them out with a "flap" attached to each side. Get another team or two to stick together the shapes into partial segments of a larger shape. Get your final one or two teams to assemble the finished models of 3D shapes. Alternately, get each student or team to work on a single, simpler project on their own. Award prizes for the fastest fully assembled model, the best constructed model, the best decorated model etc. You can use this free software to help you design your models:
Answered by The Oracle - Thu May 3 16:52:36 2007
Q. I teach high school math, and I'm looking for ideas for a fun project I can do with my geometry students for the end of the year. Any ideas? Thanks!
Asked by daphnerst - Thu May 3 15:32:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assemble the class into teams. Get one or two teams to draw geometric shapes to particular specifications, and cut them out with a "flap" attached to each side. Get another team or two to stick together the shapes into partial segments of a larger shape. Get your final one or two teams to assemble the finished models of 3D shapes. Alternately, get each student or team to work on a single, simpler project on their own. Award prizes for the fastest fully assembled model, the best constructed model, the best decorated model etc. You can use this free software to help you design your models:
Answered by The Oracle - Thu May 3 16:52:36 2007
what is a good way to study geometry?
Q. I have a weekness in geometry (basically math in general) but I want to know how to over come it (cause I only have a few more years in high school) my teacher is teaching ok but the things that she teaches don't seem to stick. What is a way that I can make geometry easy and fun to remember? I try to write down all the steps but I keep on getting lost. What are some easy ways for me to remember all of the steps?
Asked by BossLadi - Thu Feb 7 22:02:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First off, try to be as organized as you possibly can. This is very important so you don't get lost. Heres some tips: - write as nealty as you can - keep your notebook very orgainized, neat, and clean - review, even if you don't have any tests or quizzes, its always great to go over what you learned in class that day - confused? ask questions. - extra help from the teacher is always another great option if you too shy to ask questions in class - pay attention. I know everybody can get the tendency from time to time to just glance out the window - come to class prepared. pencils, notebook, calculator If you follow this, math will be sooo much easier. And plus, teachers can tell the effort you put in so if you work… [cont.]
Answered by MyNameIsLucie - Thu Feb 7 22:13:55 2008
Q. I have a weekness in geometry (basically math in general) but I want to know how to over come it (cause I only have a few more years in high school) my teacher is teaching ok but the things that she teaches don't seem to stick. What is a way that I can make geometry easy and fun to remember? I try to write down all the steps but I keep on getting lost. What are some easy ways for me to remember all of the steps?
Asked by BossLadi - Thu Feb 7 22:02:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First off, try to be as organized as you possibly can. This is very important so you don't get lost. Heres some tips: - write as nealty as you can - keep your notebook very orgainized, neat, and clean - review, even if you don't have any tests or quizzes, its always great to go over what you learned in class that day - confused? ask questions. - extra help from the teacher is always another great option if you too shy to ask questions in class - pay attention. I know everybody can get the tendency from time to time to just glance out the window - come to class prepared. pencils, notebook, calculator If you follow this, math will be sooo much easier. And plus, teachers can tell the effort you put in so if you work… [cont.]
Answered by MyNameIsLucie - Thu Feb 7 22:13:55 2008
How can I get the answers to my problems in my geometry book?
Q. The book is called Glencoe Mathematics Geometry. I critically need the answers! I know there are selected answers in the back of the book, but only ever other one. I found a great website, Hot-math, but it costs $50 a year and it is not in my budget. Any other ideas?? It would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by ........ - Mon Feb 9 20:19:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, there is this thing called paying attention in class. I did it in my Geometry class, using the same book, and came out with a 93. It works pretty well. All you have to do is use your brain a little and put some effort into it.
Answered by annoyed... - Tue Feb 10 18:29:24 2009
Q. The book is called Glencoe Mathematics Geometry. I critically need the answers! I know there are selected answers in the back of the book, but only ever other one. I found a great website, Hot-math, but it costs $50 a year and it is not in my budget. Any other ideas?? It would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by ........ - Mon Feb 9 20:19:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, there is this thing called paying attention in class. I did it in my Geometry class, using the same book, and came out with a 93. It works pretty well. All you have to do is use your brain a little and put some effort into it.
Answered by annoyed... - Tue Feb 10 18:29:24 2009
How is geometry used in figure skating and/or gymnastics?
Q. I'm doing a project for geometry about how geometry is used in sports and i decided to talk about either gymnastics or figure skating, but I need a little help with the information. Anything is helpful, so please and thank you!
Asked by unknown - Mon May 25 23:43:54 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For figure skating you could talk about how different jumps have different angle degrees or something. Like flips and loops are 360 and axels are 540 (1 and a half turns). Watching the movie ice princess might help you. :)
Answered by Cindy - Thu May 28 17:03:31 2009
Q. I'm doing a project for geometry about how geometry is used in sports and i decided to talk about either gymnastics or figure skating, but I need a little help with the information. Anything is helpful, so please and thank you!
Asked by unknown - Mon May 25 23:43:54 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For figure skating you could talk about how different jumps have different angle degrees or something. Like flips and loops are 360 and axels are 540 (1 and a half turns). Watching the movie ice princess might help you. :)
Answered by Cindy - Thu May 28 17:03:31 2009
How does geometry influence the lives of biologists and artists?
Q. How does geometry influence the lives of biologists and artists? why would knowing and being able to work with geometry make artists' work more interesting and sometimes easier? Please be serious, and information. Thank you -Erin
Asked by erin - Thu Oct 29 19:22:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every artist uses geometry weather they know it or not. Definition: 1. mathematics of shapes: the branch of mathematics that is concerned with the properties and relationships of points, lines, angles, curves, surfaces, and solids This is the key point to all art! Geometry was started after art its apart of it not the other way around. Just like how math was founded to support science. i'm not sure how it relates to biologists(since im not one)
Answered by Ctrl Alt WTF - Thu Oct 29 20:43:37 2009
Q. How does geometry influence the lives of biologists and artists? why would knowing and being able to work with geometry make artists' work more interesting and sometimes easier? Please be serious, and information. Thank you -Erin
Asked by erin - Thu Oct 29 19:22:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every artist uses geometry weather they know it or not. Definition: 1. mathematics of shapes: the branch of mathematics that is concerned with the properties and relationships of points, lines, angles, curves, surfaces, and solids This is the key point to all art! Geometry was started after art its apart of it not the other way around. Just like how math was founded to support science. i'm not sure how it relates to biologists(since im not one)
Answered by Ctrl Alt WTF - Thu Oct 29 20:43:37 2009
What is something in music that resembles a plane (like in geometry) and suggests a sense of infinity?
Q. I am doing a project for geometry and we have to find shapes in the real world. My theme is music and I need to find a plane, but it has to suggest a sense of infinity because planes are infinite. Any suggestions?
Asked by unknown - Sat Sep 5 13:40:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My first attempt just disappeared, so ... I like your idea and would suggest you may find something useful amongst these. They're all by Miles Davis: Gone, Gone, Gone, or Buzzard Song from Porgy and Bess; extracts here: or All Blues (11 minutes so it seems infinite [!]) with its steady rhythm and chord progression: or, if you haven't already done so, you can join spotify.com and hear the whole tracks. For the second time, I hope you enjoy the music even if it doesn't fulfil your wish.
Answered by pov - Wed Sep 9 09:10:01 2009
Q. I am doing a project for geometry and we have to find shapes in the real world. My theme is music and I need to find a plane, but it has to suggest a sense of infinity because planes are infinite. Any suggestions?
Asked by unknown - Sat Sep 5 13:40:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My first attempt just disappeared, so ... I like your idea and would suggest you may find something useful amongst these. They're all by Miles Davis: Gone, Gone, Gone, or Buzzard Song from Porgy and Bess; extracts here: or All Blues (11 minutes so it seems infinite [!]) with its steady rhythm and chord progression: or, if you haven't already done so, you can join spotify.com and hear the whole tracks. For the second time, I hope you enjoy the music even if it doesn't fulfil your wish.
Answered by pov - Wed Sep 9 09:10:01 2009
GEOMETRY: How do you find the area of a rhombus when your given the perimeter and one diagonal?
Q. I need help with my Geometry. I know that the formula for the area of a rhombus is A = 1/2d1d2 (A = 1/2(diagonal1)(diagonal2) . Here is the question. 5. Find the area of a rhombus with a perimeter of 100 meters and one diagonal with a length of 48 meters. How do you find the other diagonal in order to plug it in to the formula?
Asked by unknown - Sat Apr 4 20:32:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This might help:
Answered by skeptical - Sat Apr 4 20:45:19 2009
Q. I need help with my Geometry. I know that the formula for the area of a rhombus is A = 1/2d1d2 (A = 1/2(diagonal1)(diagonal2) . Here is the question. 5. Find the area of a rhombus with a perimeter of 100 meters and one diagonal with a length of 48 meters. How do you find the other diagonal in order to plug it in to the formula?
Asked by unknown - Sat Apr 4 20:32:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This might help:
Answered by skeptical - Sat Apr 4 20:45:19 2009
What is the difference between Algebra, Geometry and Algebra 2?
Q. My daughter is in Geometry and has started struggling and will go into Algebra 2 next year. Are there any good websites for tutorials? It's been years I really don't have the skills to teach her.
Asked by rsf - Fri May 4 16:35:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Algebra is the use of simple equations and variables to solve a problem. Geometry uses these equations and variables and applies then with various theorems to shapes. Algebra II is more complex equations and can deal with several variables in one problem. Hope that helps. As far as tutoring see if the school offers it, and if not then you can go to www.algebra.com or try sylvan, i have heard they are good.
Answered by lt_lewis2 - Fri May 4 16:40:31 2007
Q. My daughter is in Geometry and has started struggling and will go into Algebra 2 next year. Are there any good websites for tutorials? It's been years I really don't have the skills to teach her.
Asked by rsf - Fri May 4 16:35:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Algebra is the use of simple equations and variables to solve a problem. Geometry uses these equations and variables and applies then with various theorems to shapes. Algebra II is more complex equations and can deal with several variables in one problem. Hope that helps. As far as tutoring see if the school offers it, and if not then you can go to www.algebra.com or try sylvan, i have heard they are good.
Answered by lt_lewis2 - Fri May 4 16:40:31 2007
What is a easy way to learn Geometry?
Q. I'm trying to learn Geometry.. Are there any easy tips that you can help me to learn this type of math?
Asked by Gina 7 - Sun Jan 25 21:56:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i am currently taking geometry now and i am not doing too well, but what i have started to do which is most deff. helping is actually thinking about it logically. just think about well what do i need for this to happen and the rest should come easy.
Answered by taylor - Sun Jan 25 22:04:57 2009
Q. I'm trying to learn Geometry.. Are there any easy tips that you can help me to learn this type of math?
Asked by Gina 7 - Sun Jan 25 21:56:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i am currently taking geometry now and i am not doing too well, but what i have started to do which is most deff. helping is actually thinking about it logically. just think about well what do i need for this to happen and the rest should come easy.
Answered by taylor - Sun Jan 25 22:04:57 2009
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