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Dimensions

Dimensions

By Harish Appana Satya on August 1, 2012

Basic geometry and mathematics are used in this problem set to explain varying properties of an ascending series of n-dimensional units.
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Investigating Perimeters

Investigating Perimeters

By Harish Appana Satya on July 30, 2012

The following set of questions will introduce various methods for finding the perimeter of objects with missing side lengths. Ways to maximize and minimize perimeter will also be explored.
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