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5468_6T3D_Geometry_Trail.pdf Luca Pacioli was one of the most famous maths teachers of the Renaissance. In the picture on the wall, which objects
is he using to teach?Look around the exhibition to find polyhedra
represented in different ways:GEOMETRY TRAIL
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Poly (many) + hedra (seat/base/face) = polyhedron Ge (earth, land) + -metria (a measuring of) = geometry LookThink
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illustration of the elevated icosidodecahedron.Nearby, find another way of illustrating 3D
geometry which was a world first. The icosidodecahedron has 20 triangular faces and12 pentagonal faces. The elevated icosidodecahedron
is made by creating a pyramid of equilateral triangles on each face. How many triangles would you need to do this? ffff 5 Instead of being hand-written, the books in this display case were printed on printingpresses, with woodcut illustrations. Pacioli wrote in Italian, and Dürer wrote in German (although
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But why do you think humans have been fascinated by geometry for thousands of years? Look around the exhibition and list some reasons why people might study geometry. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................
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