sep 20
- Finding the areas of lattice polygons
- Train: how much travelled in 15 min, 30 min, 45 min, 6 min...
- Tree; worm crawls around it. Draw its height, how it changes in time.
- How many maxima? what they correspond to?
- Minima?
- Stone moving game: define a "stationary" configuration. For what number of stones a stationary configuration exists?
- Frog jumping puzzle
Experiments:
- shadows of two pencils: is the distance getting longer as we move them?
- Thee mirrors; rays reflected right back
Homework
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Find the areas of these polygons:
- The train (still!) makes 100 miles per hour. Find how many miles it makes in 6 minutes, in 12 minutes, in 21 minute...
A caterpillar climbs a tree. Here is the plot of her height. Can you draw the tree?
- We take some stones and do the following operation: take all the stones from one of the 5 slots and place them one by one on the other slots, clockwise. The we take the stones from the next slot and repeat...
We call a configuration stationary if after one steps it repeats itself: for example, 4,3,2,1,0
is a stationary configuration. Or 1,0,0,0,0 is.
Can you find other stationary configurations?
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