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  • Elementary School - Grades 4-6
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Which formula is the most accurate for estimating the volume of an M&M candy? R
    Test the relationship between the three different dimensions (length, width and height) of a three-dimensional object with a constant volume. R
    Prove Pythagorean theorem by using common items such as a fan and a skateboard. R R
    Middle/High School - Grades 7-12
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project

    Pi

    Pi Calculation Methods and Practical Application in the Usage of Pi in the Scientific World R R
    How Does Particle Density Influence "Monte Carlo" Derivations of Pi? R R
    Evaluate the different methods for calculating the irrational decimal place values of the constant Pi? Is any method more accurate or efficient than others? R R
    (1) An upper bound recursive equation for Pi using regular polygons circumscribed about a circle to approximate its circumference. (2) An Algebraic Polynomial of which one root is Pi itself. R
    A recursive equations for Pi by estimating the area and circumference of a circle in terms of squares and triangles. R
    (1) An expression for Pi using the concept of centripetal acceleration, (2) investigate the nature of the Pi Associates. (3) expressions for Pi by approximating the areas of definite integrals. R
    The Effect of a Low Precision Computational Environment on Comparative Algorithm Speed for Calculating the Value of Pi R


    Miscellany

    Find three or more different ways to tile the plane (i.e. an infinite two-dimensional surface) with spidron-based shapes as the tiling elements. R
    Determine which regular polygons can be used to tesselate (tile) a two-dimensional plane. R
    Study lattice polygons and prove that Pick's Theorem is correct. R
    Measuring Height (or Altitude) with an Inclinometer R
    Make a Mercator Projection R R
    Find properties other than those involving matrices and determinants to prove Heron's Formula and Brahmagupta's Formulas. R R R
    Research the Pappus Chain Theorem and circle inversion and prove the theorem R R
    The Planar Isometries of Polygons and a geometric proof of Langrange's Theorum R R
    Does Varying the Ratio of the Two Axes of an Ellipse Affect Packing? R
    Investigate Pick's Theorem R R
    What would happen if a basic sine function is added to the graph of a circle or an ellipse. R
    Demonstrate how parallax works in measuring distances on a small scale, and compare for accuracy the tangent with the radian method. R R
    Follow in the steps of Eratosthenes - measure the Earth's circumference R
    Explore which shapes can tile a rectangular grid or infinite plane and understand why. R R
    The geometry of close packing spheres R R
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