11. • is a discernible regularity in the world or in a
man-made design.
• is the fact that the same thing always happens
in the same circumtances.
(Collins, 2018)
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14. • The word "symmetry" is a 16th-century Latin derive from the
Greek words for " " (syn-) and " " (metron)
and is widely used in the study of geometry.
• means agreement in dimensions, due proportion
and arrangement.
• means that an object is invariant to any of various
transformations including reflection, rotation or
scaling.
• it refers to a sense of harmonious and beautiful
proportion and balance.
15.
16. • a curve which emanates from a point,
moving farther away as it revolves
around the point.
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18. • is one of the series of regular sinous curves,
bends, loops, turns, or windings in the
channel of a river, stream, or other
watercourse.
• is produced by a stream or river swinging
from side to side as it flows across its
floodplain or shifts its channel within a valley.
19.
20. • is a physical phenomenon characterized by
its frequency, wavelength, and amplitude.
• disturbance that transfers energy through
matter or space, with little or no associated
mass transport.
21.
22. • a substance form by trapping pockets of gas
in liquid or solid
Example:
• bath sponge
• head on glass of beer
23.
24. • is the tilling of a plane using one or
geometric shapes called tiles, with no
overlaps and no gaps.
25.
26. • A seperation of an object into two or
more pieces under stress.
27. The fracture of a solid usually occurs due to the development of
certain displacement discontinuity surfaces within the solid.
Normal tensile crack/ crack
- if displacement develops perpendicular
to the surface of displacement
Shear crack/ slip band/ dislocation
- if a displacement develops tangentially to
the surface of displacement
28.
29. • are made by a series of bands or strips,
often of the same width anf color along the
length.
30.
31. • is a never-ending pattern.
• infinitely complex patterns that are self-
similar across different scales.
• created by repeating a simple process over
and over in an on-going feedback loop.
32.
33. • is a linear mapping method that preserves
points, straight lines, and planes.
• these are the processes of rotation,
reflection, and scaling.
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40. 1.Go to the garden or park, and start counting leaves and
petals. Provide a photo as evidence. Write the results on
this form:
Plant name or Description: __________
a. Do the leaves grow in spirals?(yes/no)____. What is the
pattern of the leaves?
b. Are there flowers?(yes/no)____. What is the arrangement
of the petals?
41. 2. Look at the outer skin of a pineapple. How many designs
are in the outer skin of pineapple? Is there a
pattern?(yes/no). Justify your answer.
3. What is the application of Mathematics in your chosen
course? Explain briefly.