Geometry in Art & Architecture Unit 5 Polygons and Tilings Dynamic symmetry & The Spiral The Geometric Art of M.C. Escher Later Twentieth Century Geometry Art Art and the Computer Chaos & Fractals Polygons, Tilings, & Sacred Geometry Slide 5-1: Pompeii pavement Calter photo In the last unit, Number Symbolism, we saw that in the ancient world certain numbers had symbolic meaning, aside from their ordinary use for counting or calculating. In this unit we'll show that the plane figures, the polygons, triangles, squares, hexagons, and so forth, were related to the numbers (three and the triangle, for example), were thought of in a similar way, and in fact, carried even more emotional baggage than the numbers themselves, because they were visual. This takes us into the realm of Sacred Geometry. For now we'll do the polygons directly related to the Pythagoreans; the equilateral triangle (Sacred tetractys), hexagon, triangular numbers, and pentagram. We'll also introduce tilings, the art of covering a plane surface with polygons. Outline: Polygons Slide 5-23: Design at Pompeii Calter photo In the last unit, Number Symbolism we saw that in the ancient world certain numbers had symbolic meaning, aside from their ordinary use for counting or calculating.

But each number can be associated with a plane figure, or polygon (Three and the Triangle, for example). In this unit we'll see that each of these polygons also had symbolic meaning and appear in art motifs and architectural details, and some can be classified as sacred geometry. A polygon is a plane figure bounded by straight lines, called the sides of the polygon. From the Greek poly = many and gon = angle The sides intersect at points called the vertices. The angle between two sides is called an interior angle or vertex angle. Regular Polygons A regular polygon is one in which all the sides and interior angles are equal.

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Poly grams A poly gram can be drawn by connecting the vertices of a pol gon. Pentagon & Pentagram, hexagon & hexagram, octagon & octograms Equilateral Triangle Slide 5-2: Tablet in School of Athens, showing Tetractys Bouleau There are, of course, an infinite number of regular polygons, but we'll just discuss those with sides from three to eight. In this unit we'll cover just those with 3, 5, and 6 sides. We'll start with the simplest of all regular polygons, the equilateral triangle.

Sacred Tetractys The Pythagoreans were particularly interested in this polygon because each triangular number forms an equilateral triangle. One special triangular number is the triangular number for what they called the decad, or ten, the sacred tetractys. Ten is important because it is, of course, the number of fingers. The tetractys became a symbol of the Pythagorean brotherhood.

We've seen it before in the School of Athens. Trianglular Architectural Features Slide 8-11: Church window in Quebec In architecture, triangular windows are common in churches, perhaps representing the trinity. Triskelion, Trefoil, Triquerta Other three-branched or three-comered designs include the triskelion. Slide 5-3: Greek Triskelion: Victory and Progress Lehner, Ernst. Symbols, Signs & Signets. NY: Dover, 1950 p.

85 Slide 5-4: Irish Triskelions from Book of Durrow. Museum of Art. Treasures of Early Irish Art. 1977 Its a design that I liked so much I used it for one of my own pieces. Slide 5-5: Calter carving Mandala II Calter photo Slide 5-6: Closeup of wheel Calter photo Tilings Slide 5-7: Pompeii Tiling with equilateral triangles Calter photo Tilings or tesselations refers to the complete covering of a plane surface by tiles. There are all sorts of tilings, some of which we'll cover later. For now, lets do the simplest kind, called a regular tiling, that is, tiling with regular polygons.

This is opposed to semiregular tilings like the Getty pavement shown here. Slide 5-8: Getty Pavement Calter photo The equilateral triangle is one of the three regular polygons that tile a plane. The other two being the square and hexagon.

Hexagon & Hexagram Slide 5-15: Plate with Star of David Keller, Sharon. The Jews: A Treasury of Art and Literature. NY: Levin Assoc. 1992 Hexagonal Tilings Our next polygon is the hexagon, closely related to the equilateral triangle The hexagon is a favorite shape for tilings, as in these Islamic designs, which are not regular tilings, because they use more than one shape. Slide 5-9: Islamic Tiling Patterns El-Said, Issam, et al. Geometric Concepts in Islamic Art. Palo Alto: Seymour, 1976.

54 But, as we saw, the hexagon is one of the three regular polygons will make a regular tiling. An Illusion The hexagon is sometimes used to create the illusion of a cube by connecting every other vertex to the center, forming three diamonds, and shading each diamond differently. Slide 5-10: Basket Calter photo Slide 5-11: Pavement, Ducal Palace, Mantua Calter photo The Hexagon in Nature The hexagon is found in nature in the honeycomb, and some crystals such as basalt, and of course, in snowflakes.

Slide 5-12: Snowflakes Bentley, W. Snow Crystals. NY: Dover, 1962. Six-Petalled Rose The hexagon is popular in architectural decoration partly because it is so easy to draw. In fact, these are rusty-compass constructions, which could have been made with a forked stick. Six circles will fit around a seventh, of the same diameter, dividing the circumference into 6 equal parts, and the radius of a circle exactly divides the circumference into six parts, giving a six petalled rose. Slide 5-13: Moses Cupola.

Marco, Venice Demus, Otto. The Mosaic Decoration of San Marco, Venice. Chicago, 1988. Hexagram Connecting alternate points of a hexagon gives a hexagram, a six-pointed star, usually called the Star of David,found in the flag of Israel. Slide 5-14: Star of David on Silver bowl from Damascus.

Jewish Museum (New York, N.Y.), Treasures of the Jewish Museum. NY: Universe, 1986. 61 Solomon's Seal The hexagrarn is also called a Solomon's Seal.

Joseph Campbell says that King Solomon used this seal to imprison monsters & giants into jars. Slide 5-17: The genii emerging. Burton, Richard. The Arabian nights entertainments.

Ipswich: Limited Editions Club, 1954. Great Seal Slide 5-20: Seal on Dollar Bill Calter photo The hexagrarn can also be viewed as two overlapping Pythagorean tetractys. Joseph Campbell writes; In the Great Seal of the U.S. There are two of these interlocking triangles. We have thirteen points, for our original thirteen states, and six apexes: one above, one below, andfour to thefour quarters.

The sense of this might be thalftom above or below, orftom any point of the compass, the creative word may be heard, which is the great thesis of democracy. - The Power of Myth. P.27 Hexagonal Designs in Architecture Hexagonal designs are common in ancient architecture, such as this church window in Quebec. Slide 5-22: Church Window in Quebec Calter photo This marvelous design is at Pompeii. It is made up of a central hexagon surrounded by squares, equilateral triangles, and rhombi. Design at Pompeii Calter photo Slide 5-24: Design on Pisa Duomo Calter photo This hexagram is one of countless designs on the Duomo in Pisa. Pentagon & Pentagram Slide 5-26: Pentagram from grave marker Calter photo The Pentagram was used as used as a sign of salutaton by the Pythagoreans, its construction supposed to have been a jealously guarded secret.

Hippocrates of Chios is reported to have been kicked out of the group for having divulged the construction of the pentagram. The pentagram is also called the Pentalpha, for it can be thought of as constructed of five A's. Euclid's Constructions of the Pentagon Euclid gives two constructions in Book IV, as Propositions 11 & 12. According to the translator T.L. Heath, these methods were probably developed by the Pythagoreans. Medieval Method of Construction Supposedly this construction was one of the secrets of Medieval Mason's guilds. It can be found in Bouleau p.

Durer's Construction of the Pentagon Another method of construction is given in Duret's 'Instruction in the Measurement with the Compass and Ruler of Lines, Surfaces and Solids,' 1525. Its the same construction as given in Geometria Deutsch, a German book of applied geometry for stonemasons and Golden Ratios in the Pentagram and Pentagon The pentagon and pentagram are also interesting because they are loaded with Golden ratios, as shown in Boles p.48. Golden Triangle Slide 5-28: Emmer, plate F3 Emmer, Michele, Ed. The Visual Mind: Art and Mathematics. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1993. The Golden Triangle A golden triangle also called the sublime triangle, is an isoceles triangle whose ratio of leg to base is the golden ratio.

It is also an isoceles triangle whose ratio of base to leg is the golden ratio, so there are two types: Type I, acute, and type II, obtuse. A pentagon can be subdivided into two obtuse and one acute golden triangle. Euclid's Construction Euclid shows how to construct a golden triangle. Book IV, Proposition 10 states, 'To construct an isoceles triangle having each of the angles at the base the double of the remaining one.' Penrose Tilings Slide: 5-27: Penrose Tilings. Kappraff, Jay.

Connections: The Geometric Bridge between Art & Science. NY: McGraw, 1990. 195 One place that the golden triangle appears is in the Penrose Tiling, invented by Roger Penrose, in the late seventies. The curious thing about these tilings is they use only two kinds of tiles, and will tile a plane without repeating the pattern. Making a Penrose Tiling A Penrose tiling is made of two kinds of tiles, called kites and darts. A kite is made from two acute golden triangles and a dart from two obtuse golden triangles, as shown above.

Slide 5-29: NCTM Cover Conclusion So we covered the triangle, pentagon, and hexagon, with sides 3, 5, and 6. We'll cover the square and octagon in a later unit.

Its clear that these figures, being visual, carried even more powerful emotional baggage than the numbers they represent. Next time we'll again talk about polygons, in particular the triangle. But I won't waste your time with some insignificant and trivial fact about the triangle, but will show that, according to Plato, triangles form the basic building block of the entire universe!

Reading Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth, pp. 25-29 Carl Jung, Man andHis Symbols, pp.

266-285 Euclid, Elements, V2, pp. 97-104 Kappraff, Connections, pp. 85-87, 195-197 Fisher, p. 92-94 Projects Cut a circle from paper, fold in quarters vertically, then again horizontally, making a 4 x 4 grid. Mark the circumference where it crosses the grid. Connect these points in various ways to make the familiar regular polygons.

2 All these figures can be folded see Magnus Wenninger, Mathematics Through Paper Folding Fold an equilateral triangle using NCTM method 4 Construct a hexagon with compass 8 Construct a hexagon by paper folding, NCTM method 8 Construct a hexagon by folding a circle 8 Make a pentagram by extending the sides of a pentagon, or make a pentagram by connecting the vertices of a pentagon 12 Construct a pentagon by either of Euclid's methods. Connect the vertices to make a pentagram. 13 Construct a pentagon by the Medieval method. Connect the vertices to make a pentagram 14 Construct a pentagon by Durer's method 14 Check for in the pentagon by using dividers 14 Solve the five-disk problem, Huntley p. 45 14 Put one type I and two type 11 golden triangles together to form a pentagon 15 Construct a triangle by Euclid's method 16 Construct a kite and a dart. Make xerox copies. Use them to make a Penrose tiling.

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One side of hexagon D measures 18 cm. What is the length of one side of hexagon H? Hexagon A is a regular hexagon. The total length of all the sides of the hexagon is 24 inches. Hexagon A is dilated about its center to create Hexagon B.

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How do I find the distance between (-9,3) and (-1,-5) By using the Pythagorean theorem. The line between the two points is the hypotenuse of a triangle with perpendicular side lengths of 8 in the x direction and 8 in the y direction.

The 8's come from the differences in x and. Let Fn be the nth number in the Fibonacci Sequence. Consider the 3 points (F30,F31),(F32,F33),(F34,F35) in the Cartesian plane.

You are allowed to repeatedly apply the following operation: Let P be any one of the three points in the plane and let Q,R be the other points. The points given are two of the 3 vertices of a right triangle. Which could be the third vertex of the triangle given 2 points are (-4,-5) & (3,2)? 2.) A circle with center O and radius r is intersected at 2 distinct points by line l. Which is true? The distance between. What is the area of a regular hexagon with a distance from its center to a vertex of 1 cm?

(Hint: A regular hexagon can be divided into six equilateral triangles.) hex The area of the regular hexagon is _____? The Pythagorean Theorem can be used to find distances between two points on a grid. But what about finding distances in three-dimensional space?

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A second hexagon has side lengths 18.75 in. Find the perimeter of the second hexagon.

Round to the nearest tenth. The old 30-question AHSME was graded as follows: Students were awarded 5 points for a correct answer, 0 points for a wrong answer, and 2 points if left blank.

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Find the critical points, inflection points, the absolute minimum value of y, and the relative maximum points of y=x^4-3x^2+2 Hi, I'm having a difficult time understanding a couple of Geometry questions on my homework and I'd really appreciate it if someone could answer them and explain to me how to get the same answer. Question 1: A regular pentagon has an apothem of 3.2 m and an area of 37.2 m². In a basketball game, a regular basket was worth 2 points and a long-distance basket was worth 3 points. If there were 45 baskets in a game and 96 points total, how many regular baskets r and long-distance baskets l were made? Show the correct system of equations. If the perrimiter of a regular hexagon is 75 what is the length of each side A satellite is placed between the Earth and the Moon, along a straight line that connects their centers of mass. The satellite has an orbital period around the Earth that is the same as that of the Moon, 27.3 days.

How far away from the Earth should this satellite be placed? A charge +4 micro colombs is transferred in a uniform electric field of 200N/C between two points separated by a distance of 20cm.

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The distance between two points on the map measures 5 3/4 inches. What is the actual distance between those two points in kilometers? (1 mile = 1.61 kilometers.) 1.

Two edges PQ, RS of a tetrahedron PQRS are perpendicular; show that the distance between the mid-points of PS and QR is equal to the distance between the mid-points of PR and QS. Six charge equal to Q are placed at the corners of regular hexagon of each side x,what is the electric potential at the intersection of the diagonals? I'm working midpoints, distance, circles and standard form and general form.

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Find the formula for a function of the form y=Asin(Bx)+C with a maximum at (0,50), a minimum at (1.5,−4), and no critical points between these two points. Find the formula for a function of the form y=Asin(Bx)+C with a maximum at (0.5,0), a minimum at (1.5,−4), and no critical points between these two points. Find the formula for a function of the form y=Asin(Bx)+C with a maximum at (0.5,0), a minimum at (1.5,−4), and no critical points between these two points. 1) Find the possible values of a, if the distance between the points is 5, and the coordinates are (1, 1) and (4, a). I don't know how to solve this one. 2) in a right triangle the length of the hypotenuse is 14 and the length b of one of the legs is 8. Find the length a of.

A fish pond at the local park is a regular hexagon. Write a formula for the perimeter of the pond in terms of the length of a side. Explain your formula. Each side has a length of 7.5 feet. Find the perimeter of the pond.

Suppose the designer of the pond wants to make. The shaft ABC is a solid circular cylinder of constant outer diameter 2R and length 3L. The shaft is fixed between walls at A and C and it is composed of two segments made of different materials. The left third of the shaft (AB) is composed of a linear isotropic elastic. Find the formula for a function of the form y=Asin(Bx)+C with a maximum at (0.5,0), a minimum at (1.5,−4), and no critical points between these two points. Two points of 2 C and a 5 C are 10 meters apart. A third point charge of 6 C is placed between them.

At what distance from 2 C charge must the 6 C charge is placed, in such way that stay in equillibrium? PLZ ANSWER: The plan of a park is at a scale of 1:5000. Calculate the actual distance between two points if the distance between two points on the map is: a)2 cm (How many meters?) b)2.8 cm (Give answer in meters) c) 7cm (Meters) What units of measurement are obtained by combining other units. What us an exact quantity people use for compassion. What is the distance betwenn two points. Derived unit, standard, displacement The distance between two points is a line segment. Lila graphed the points -2 and 2 on a number line.

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Triangle ABC has ∠A=40∘, ∠B=60∘, ∠C=80∘. Points M,N trisect the side BC and points P,Q trisect the side AC. The lines AM,AN,BP,BQ intersect at the points S,T,U,V as shown in the figure below, dividing the triangle into 9 regions. A horizontal board weighing 227.0 N is supported at points A and B. The plank is 3.8 m in length, and points A and B are sawhorse supports a distance of D in from each end of the plank.

The plank serves as a platform for a painter, who weighs 553.0 N. Find the maximum distance.

The side of a regular hexagon is twice the square root of its apothem. Find the apothem and side length.

Radius of a circle inscribed in a regular hexagon is 24 c.m. Then find the length of hexagon Six points masses each of mass m are placed at the vertices of regular hexagonal of side l, the forces acting on any of the masses is?

Use the Distance Formula and the x-axis of the coordinate plane. Show why the distance between two points on a number line (the x-axis) is a – b , where a and b are the x-coordinates of the points. How would I solve this?

Find the area of a regular hexagon with side length of 10 centimeters. Round to the nearest tenth. Can someone explain to me the general procedure used to identify and set up a proportion problem? Repost with a specific problem, so we can use it as an example. I hope this helps a little.

Thanks for asking. The following ratios: Map scale - distance between two points 75. Which of the following statements about special relativity is false? A).The proper length of an object is always larger than the length of the object in a frame where it is moving. B).The proper length of an object depends on the relative speed between the object and an. The point on the parabola y=x^2 that is closest to the point (2,1/2) is (___,___).

The distance between the two points is _______. Need help with these-- 21. Find the possible values of a, of the distance between the points is 5, and the coordinates are (1, 1) and (4,a) 22. The Pythagorean Theorem works only for _______ triangles. Three sides of a triangle are 2, 4, and 8.

The two smallest. Find the distance between points (-2,1) and (1,5) When finding the distance between these 2 points would you subtract 1-(-2) or -2-1? The same question with the other one as well. Find the distance between points (-2,1) and (1,5) When finding the distance between these 2 points would you subtract 1-(-2) or -2-1? The same question with the other one as well.

The frequency of the electromagnetic waves in a microwave oven is 2.2 GHz. A large piece of cake is placed inside this microwave oven without the rotating plate, and left to cook for a while.

Once the cake is cut, the distance between adjacent uncooked points is closest to. The frequency of the electromagnetic waves in a microwave oven is 2.2 GHz. A large piece of cake is placed inside this microwave oven without the rotating plate, and left to cook for a while. Once the cake is cut, the distance between adjacent uncooked points is closest to.

Two circles of radii 10 cm and 17 cm intersect at two points and distance between their centers is 21 cm.find length of common chord Q2_1: QUIZ 2, PROBLEM #1 The shaft ABC is a solid circular cylinder of constant outer diameter 2R and length 3L. The shaft is fixed between walls at A and C and it is composed of two segments made of different materials. The left third of the shaft (AB) is composed of a linear.

It's an irregular hexagon. The base of the hexagon is 12m, the length of one side is 9m, the length of the other sides are 5m, and 4m, the width of the other sides are 7m and 5m. What is the area of the hexagon? Pages • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.