Geometry is the branch of mathematics concerned with questions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space. It deals with both two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes as well as their relationships. Geometry allows us to analyze and represent relationships between parts of shapes. It is an important part of many fields and has applications in daily life, from designing structures and roads to understanding the geometry of lunar eclipses. This presentation highlights how geometry underpins our world and is essential to many aspects of modern life and construction.
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Geometry is the branch of mathematics concerned with questions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space. It deals with both two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes as well as their relationships. Geometry allows us to analyze and represent relationships between parts of shapes. It is an important part of many fields and has applications in daily life, from designing structures and roads to understanding the geometry of lunar eclipses. This presentation highlights how geometry underpins our world and is essential to many aspects of modern life and construction.
Geometry is the branch of mathematics concerned with questions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space. It deals with both two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes as well as their relationships. Geometry allows us to analyze and represent relationships between parts of shapes. It is an important part of many fields and has applications in daily life, from designing structures and roads to understanding the geometry of lunar eclipses. This presentation highlights how geometry underpins our world and is essential to many aspects of modern life and construction.
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Geometry is the branch of mathematics concerned with questions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space. It deals with both two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes as well as their relationships. Geometry allows us to analyze and represent relationships between parts of shapes. It is an important part of many fields and has applications in daily life, from designing structures and roads to understanding the geometry of lunar eclipses. This presentation highlights how geometry underpins our world and is essential to many aspects of modern life and construction.
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Arya Singh Haridini nishane Simran Negi Umang MotiyanI IX- B
Q. What is GEOMETRY?
Geometry is a branch of mathematics concerned with questions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space. Geometry deals with space and shapes. It is a distinctly different area of mathematics than the other areas. In geometry we study two-dimensional and threedimensional shapes as well as relationships between them.
Geometry allows us to use a spatial approach to solve problems. Geometry enables us to analyse and represent relationships between parts of shapes. It also enables us to create and use representational systems to describe locations. Geometry gives us tools to transform shapes in a mathematical manner.
Geometry is considered an important part in field of study because of its applications in daily life. For example, a sports car moving in a circular path and here it applies the concepts of geometry. Stairs are made in your homes inclined at 60o, with each stair designed at 90 degrees. A Simple cloth hanger has 2 x 30o angles + 1 x 120o angle = 180o angle. A ceiling fan has its 3 blades at 120o angles to make 360o while in motion.
Any object when thrown at 45o angle, covers maximum distance. In addition, geometrical shapes are also used by the artists. The most interesting example is that nature speaks of geometry and you can see shapes in all things of nature. We need not be lost anywhere in this great universe. We can go to any place and come back to the place of origin. The location concept is a geometrical concept. Even a sailor in a mid sea and a pilot in the air uses geometrical ideas to locate himself and where he is heading. Designing our house, School, town planning,roads, bridges, surveying are the products of geometry.
Semicircles in Cycles 60o
Stairs : inclined at 60o, with each stair at 90o.
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A Simple cloth hanger has 2 x 30o angles + 1 x 120o angle = 180o angle.
Angles in Earth
Arches are used to withstand maximum weight. Structural designs to withstand forces of nature
Geometry of Lunar Eclipse
Symmetry of a Leaf
The shortest path between two points is a straight line. The two sides of Roads are always parallel to each other
Geometry in Stairs Inclined Angle = 60o angle; Each Stairs = 90o angle .
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What is so special
The Ridley frames are built with the longest head tubes in the industry. The stem is sitting directly above the head tube, translation; comfort, stability, control. In addition to longer head tubes, Ridley has revolutionized frame geometry by introducing the first 1.5inch bottom headset. This enables maintaining light low weight on all their frames
This presentation shows us the importance of geometry in our life. From a small thing like a cloth hanger to huge world of construction everything needs geometry. Without geometry this world would have been nothing . Thus, we would like to conclude by saying that Geometry is not only an important part of Mathematics, but also our life is directly or indirectly depended on geometry.
