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Mathematics
study of numbers and arithmetic operations. set of tools that can apply to "how many" or "how much"
Pattern
arrangement that helps observers anticipate what they might see.
1. Logic Pattem
first to be observed. involves classifying things & enumaration
2. Geometric Pattern
motif design that depicts abstract shapes like lines, circles (wallpaper)
3. Number Pattem
first pattern encountered in school
4. Word Pattern
Morphological miles on pluralizing nouns for tense.Pattern in form & syntax.
Fibonaca sequence
discovered by Leonardo Bonacci. 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34, 55, 89, 121...
a. Liber albau (1202)
describe mathematics he learned
Golden Ratio
goes on forever. usually rounded to 3 decimal places. 1.618/1
a. Nature & Animals
nautilus shell
6. Music
organization of the sections in the Debussy Image.
c. Beauty
symmetrical face
Transformation
we can pair each point of a figure with exactly 1 point of a Euclidean plane
Reflection
mirrors a figure over a line.
Rotation
tums a figure at a certain point in a plane.
Translation
slides a figure in any particular direction
Glide Reflection
combination of translation & reflection
Frieze Pattern
has a pattern that repeats in one direction
a. Hop
only involves translation
Step+glide
reflection symmetry
C Siddle translation
translation+ VERTICAL reflection
a. Spinning Hop
translation but has rotation
e. Spinning siddle
translation, glide symm. & rotation
f. Jump
translation & horizontal reflection
Wallpaper Pattern
pattern w/ translation symmetrical in 2 directions. Arrangement of friezes
Tessellations or Tilling
pattern that repeats figures that cover a plane. no gasps & overlaps
Language
systematic means of communicating by sound & symbols. code humans use to express themselves.
Components
vocabulary, grammar, community of people.
Mathematics as Language
system of communication about members, variables, sets, etc. meaning shared by a global community
English
a. Noun name of object b. Sentence a complete thoragut
Mathematics
a. Expression name given to mathematical object (set, number) b. sentence a complete thought (21+4>0)
Characteristics of Mathematical Language
Precise, concise, Power ful
1. Precise
very fine destinctions / definitions (no ambiguity)
2. Concise
express long exposition briefly
3. Powerful
can repress complex thoughts with ease
Proposition
declarative sentence (can only be true or false only)
Tauntology
statement that is always true
Self contradiction
always false
Negation
NOT
Conjuction
and, white, but
Disjunction
or, either,
Conditional
if, them
Biconditional
if and only if