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Glass Labyrinth sculpture by Robert Morris on south lawn in Donald J Hall Sculpture Park at Nelson Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri.
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near Los Angeles, California, USA --- This octagonal house was a project designed by John Lautner for an extremely steep hillside property. --- Image by © Alan Weintraub/Arcaid/Corbis
The point of view makes these two discs appear to be of differing size, however, they are exactly the same size and if you stand in-between them and make a noise the sound is quite amazing!
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Linear Equation: The fundamental knowledge
Linear equation is one the most basic topics of mathematics. For linear equation, you will learn about the relationship between two variables in one equation, in which the value of one of the variables depends on the value of the other; visual presentation of the relationship using graph, as well as its practical application. Relationships among different linear equations will also be covered.
In this video, I want to share with you the fundamental knowledge about 1 linear equation and the relationship between 2 different linear equations.
First, let’s learn some terminologies.
In linear equation, we usually use 2 variables or unknown numbers: x and y. Based on the situations in which these variables are used, they can take different meanings: score and learning time, population and total money in the country, the rate of increasing population…etc but whatever they are, we only have 1 basic formula of linear equation is y = mx + c.
Such equation forms a straight line in the plane.
In Vietnam, this formula is usually written as y = ax + b. m and a hold exactly the same meaning, just different ways of writing.
The meaning of m:
In the formula: y = mx + c, we call m gradient, or slope . This symbol tells us about how steep the line represented by the formula is . When m is positive, the larger m is, the steeper the line is. If m is negative, the smaller m is, the steeper the line is.
In calculation, m is calculated as changing in y divided by changing in x. In this line, we point 2 point A and B. We project A on Ox axis and B on Oy axis. This forms a right triangle. The value of m is changing in y divided by changing in x. Or if you have learnt about trigonometry, this is the tan of this angles.
From this calculation, we can easily recognise whether m is positive or negative based on the direction of the line. If the direction of the line is from bottom left to top right, the gradient of this line is positive. If the direction of the line is top left to bottom right, the gradient of this line is negative.
However, when the gradient is positive, we have two cases. Here and here. For positive m, the larger m is the steeper the line is; the smaller m is the less steep the line is. As a result.
It’s the other way around for negative m. The smaller m is the steeper the line is, and the larger m is the less steep the line is.
In the special case when the line is parallel with Ox axis, m = 0, and the equation becomes y = c
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Copy the diagrams/pictures on the cards using the shapes. The holes in the centres of the small shapes are for the pins to tack the shapes to a small cork board.
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Astor Place, 475 Tenth Avenue, designed by Charles Gwathmey, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
Knowing the crazy value of these balls and what people will pay for them on Ebay, I've always kept an eye out for them at thrift stores: Ping Eye golf balls made back in the 90's. Finding this one recently turned out to be more fun than expected.
Diana Center, Barnard College, by Weiss/Manfredi, Northwest Corner Building, Columbia University designed by José Rafael Moneo,Morningside Heights, Manhattan, New York City, New York
2000, Dubai, United Arab Emirates --- Interior View of Burj Al Arab Hotel --- Image by © Massimo Listri/CORBIS
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October 1992, Rarotonga, Cook Islands --- A Samoan man at the sixth Festival of Pacific Arts in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, displays his traditional tattoos. --- Image by © Anders Ryman/CORBIS
Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with FxFowle Architects, Manhattan,New York City, New York, USA
A geometric hummingbird mural graces a brick wall, adding a splash of nature-inspired art to the urban scene.
In a random search through the house, I found this softball size Styrofoam ball in my wife's craft stash. For the fun of it, I cropped it to match the Ping Golf ball for Macro Mondays.
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Hub took delivery of his new company car yesterday. I quickly took a snap of the wheel before it got dirty :)
This is one of a few of geometric shaped "pieces" that stand in one of the car parks at Prestwick Beach ... no sure what they represent but ... there's geometric shapes they have!
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Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with FxFowle Architects, Manhattan,New York City, New York, USA
2000, Dubai, United Arab Emirates --- Interior View of Burj Al Arab Hotel --- Image by © Massimo Listri/CORBIS
The Beekman, also known as Beekman Tower, architect Frank Gehry, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA