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Mathematics and sports
This document discusses the use of mathematics in sports like football. It provides some examples: - Probabilities, counting, combinations and assessments are common calculations used in sports without realizing it. - Football requires applications of mathematics - things like the average distance to an opponent, average time for an opponent to run a certain distance, and pressure and force calculations for things like kicking a ball. - Different types of tournaments use mathematical structures, like round robin tournaments that can be modeled with graph theory and elimination tournaments that have semifinals and finals to determine a winner.
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- 1. Mathematics and sports InesKolar Koprivnica, Croatia teacher: Mara Grašić
- 2. Maths and sports •we use Maths in sports without even realizing it • probabilities, counting, combination and assessing are the most used calculations in sports
- 3. Maths in football •Have you ever thought about using Maths when you were playing football? • football requires all applications of Maths
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- 9. Tournaments • there arethree types of tournaments: - round robin tournament - elimination tournament - king of the hill
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- 11. Graph theory • abranch of combinatorics which draws heavily on geometrical ideas • uses diagrams consisting of dots and lines to help to get insight into a variety of mathematical problems
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- 17. Conclusion • Maths isvery important in sports • it can sometimes be a reason that some team wins • We really need Maths in sports!
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