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VISUALMATHEMATICSCOURSEIIIBLACKLINEMASTERS

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MathAlive!

VisualMathematics,CourseIII

byLindaCooperForemanandAlbertB.BennettJr.

BlacklineMasters

Copyright©1998TheMathLearningCenter,POBox12929,Salem,Oregon97309.Tel.503370-8130.Allrightsreserved.

ProducedfordigitaldistributionNovember2016.

TheMathLearningCentergrantspermissiontoclassroomteacherstoreproduceblacklinemasters,includingthoseinthisdocument,inappropriatequantitiesfortheirclassroomuse.

Thisprojectwassupported,inpart,bytheNationalScienceFoundationGrantESI-9452851.OpinionsexpressedarethoseoftheauthorsandnotnecessarilythoseoftheFoundation.

PreparedforpublicationonMacintoshDesktopPublishingsystem.PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica.

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ConnectorMasterBConnectorMasterC

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ConnectorMasterAConnectorMasterB

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x/MathAlive!VisualMathematics,CourseIII

ExploringSymmetryLesson1

ConnectorMasterA

ROTATIONS/TURNS

a)Completethisprocedure:

•Positionyournotecardsothatitfitsinitsframewithnogapsoroverlaps.

•Markapointanywhereonyourcardwithadot,andlabelthispointP.

•PlaceapencilpointonyourpointPandholdthepencilfirmlyinaverticalpositionatP.

•RotatethecardaboutPuntilthecardfitsbackintoitsframewithnogapsoroverlaps.

b)HowmanydifferentrotationsofthecardaboutyourpointParepossiblesothatthecardfitsbackinits

framewithnogapsoroverlaps?Assumethatrotationsaredifferentiftheyresultindifferentplacementsof

thecardinitsframe.

c)Ifonlya360。(or0。)rotationaboutyourpointP

bringsthecardbackintoitsframe,findanotherposi-tionforPonthecardsothatmorethanonedifferentrotationaboutthispointispossible.Whatarethemea-suresoftherotationsandhowdidyoudetermine

them?

©1998,TheMathLearningCenterBlacklineMasters,MA!CourseIII

Lesson1ExploringSymmetry

ConnectorMasterB

REFLECTIONS/FLIPS

Figure1belowshowstheframeforarectangularcardwithalineldrawnacrosstheframe.InFigure2,the

cardhasbeenplacedintheframe.Figure3showstheresultofreflecting,orflipping,thecardoverlinel.No-ticethatafterthereflectionoverlinel,thecarddoesnotfitbackinitsframe.

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HINT:Asaguideforflippingthecardaboutaline,youcouldtapeapencilorcoffeestirrertothecardalongthepathoflinel,as

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ConnectorMasterC

a)Discussyourgroup’sideasandquestionsaboutthemeaningsofthefollowingterms.Talkaboutways

thesetermsrelatetoanonsquarerectanglesuchasyournotecard.Recordimportantideasandquestionstosharewiththeclass.

i)reflectionalsymmetry

ii)axisofreflection(alsocalledlineofreflection)

iii)rotationalsymmetry

iv)centerofrotation

v)frametestforsymmetry

b)Ifashapeissymmetrical,itsorderofsymmetryisthenumberofdifferentpositionsfortheshapeinitsframe,wheredifferentmeansthesidesoftheshapeandthesidesoftheframematchindistinctlydifferentways.Developaconvincingargumentthatyourrect-angularnotecardhassymmetryoforderfour.

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FocusMasterA

OurGoalsasMathematicians

Weareacommunityofmathematicians

workingtogethertodevelopour:

a)visualthinking,

b)conceptunderstanding,

c)reasoningandproblemsolving,

d)abilitytoinventproceduresandmakegeneralizations,

e)mathematicalcommunication,

f)opennesstonewideasandvariedapproaches,

g)self-esteemandself-confidence,

h)joyinlearninganddoingmathematics.

©1998,TheMathLearningCenterBlacklineMasters,MA!CourseIII

FocusStudentActivity1.1

NAMEDATE

1Foreachshapebelow,determinementallyhowmanywaysonesquareofthegridcanbeaddedtotheshapetomakeitsymmetrical.Assumenogapsoroverlapsandthatsquaresmeetedge-to-edge.

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2Foreachshapebelow,determinementallyhowmanywaysonetriangleofthegridcanbeaddedtotheshapetomakeitsymmetri-cal.Assumenogapsoroverlapsandthattrianglesmeetedge-to-

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Lesson1ExploringSymmetry

FocusStudentActivity(cont.)

3Createashapethatismadeofsquaresjoinededge-to-edge(nooverlaps)andhasexactly3waysofaddingoneadditionalsquaretomaketheshapesymmetrical.

4Createashapethatismadeoftrianglesjoinededge-to-edge(nooverlaps)andhasexactly4waysofaddingoneadditionaltriangletomaketheshapesymmetrical.

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ExploringSymmetryLesson1

FocusStudentActivity1.2

NAMEDATE

Writeawell-organized,sequentialsummaryofyourinvestigationofoneofProblems1or2.Includethefollowinginyoursummary:

•astatementoftheproblemyouinvestigate

•thestepsofwhatyoudo,includinganyfalsestartsanddead-ends

•relationshipsyounotice(smalldetailsareimportant)

•questionsthatoccurtoyou

•placesyougetstuckandthingsyoudotogetunstuck

•yourAHA!sandimportantdiscoveries

•conjecturesthatyoumake—includewhatsparkedandwaysyoutestedeachconjecture

•evidencetosupportyourconclusions.

1Anonsquarerectangleandanonsquarerhombuseachhave2

reflectionalsymmetries.However,the2linesofsymmetryareof2differenttypes—thelinesofsymmetryofarectangleconnectthe

midpointsofoppositesidesandthelinesofsymmetryofarhombusconnectoppositevertices.Investigateotherpolygonswithexactly2linesofsymmetryofthese2types.Generalize,ifpossible.

2What,ifany,istheminimumnumberofsidesforapolygon

with3rotationalsymmetriesandnoreflectionalsymmetry?What,ifany,isthemaximumnumberofsides?What,ifany,isthemini-mumnumberofsidesforpolygonswith4rotationalsymmetries

andnoreflectionalsymmetries?5rotationalandnoreflectionalsymmetries?nrotationalandnoreflectionalsymmetries?Investi-gate.

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NAMEDATE

1Traceandcutoutacopyofeachoftheaboveregularpolygons.Usethecopiesandoriginalpolygons,butnomeasuringtools(norulers,protractors,etc.),tohelpyoucompletethefollowingchart:

No.ofdifferent

positionsinframe

No.ofreflectionalsymmetries

No.ofrotationalsymmetries

Measuresofallanglesofrotation

Measureofeachinteriorangle*

*Interioranglesaretheangles“inside”thepolygonandareformedbyintersectionsofthesidesofthepolygon.

Completethefollowingproblemsonseparatepaper.BesuretowriteaboutanyAHA!s,conjectures,orgeneralizationsthatyoumake.

2Explainthemethodsthatyouusedtodeterminetheanglesofrotationandtheinterioranglemeasuresforthechartabove.Re-member,noprotractors.

3LabelthelastcolumnofthechartinProblem1“Regularn-gon”andthencompletethatcolumn.Foreachexpressionthatyouwriteinthelastcolumn,drawadiagram(onaseparatesheet)toshow

“why”theexpressioniscorrect.

(Continuedonback.)

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4Discussthesymmetriesofacircle.Explainyourreasoning.

5Locatearesourcethatshowsflagsofthecountriesoftheworld.Foreachofthefollowing,ifpossible,sketchandcoloracopyofadifferentflag(labeleachflagbyitscountry’sname)andciteyour

resource.

a)rotationalsymmetrybutnoreflectionalsymmetry,

b)reflectionalsymmetryacrossahorizontalaxisonly,

c)nosymmetry,

d)bothrotationalandreflectionalsymmetry,

e)180。rotationalsymmetry.

6Sortandclassifythecapitallettersofthealphabetaccordingtotheirtypesofsymmetry.

7Attachpicturesof2differentcompanylogosthathavedifferenttypesofsymmetry.Describethesymmetryofeachlogo.

8Createyourpersonallogosothatithassymmetry.Recordtheorderofsymmetryforyourlogo,showthelocationofitsline(s)of

symmetry,and/orrecordthemeasuresofitsrotationalsymmetries.

9Jamaalmadeconjecturesa)andb)below.Determinewhether

youthinkeachconjectureisalways/sometimes/nevertrue.Give

evidencetoshowhowyoudecidedandtoshowwhyyourconclu-sioniscorrect.Ifyouthinkaconjectureisnottrue,edititsothatitistrue.

Ifashapehasexactly2axesofreflection,then

a)thoseaxesmustbeatrightanglestoeachother.

b)theshapealsomusthave2rotationalsymmetries.

BlacklineMasters,MA!CourseIII©1998,TheMathLearningCenter

IntroductiontoIsometriesLesson2

FocusMasterA

Investigatewaystouseslides,flips,and/orturnstomoveSquareFexactlyontoSquareD.Usewordsand/ormarkdiagramstoexplainthemovements

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thatyouuse.

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Lesson2IntroductiontoIsometries

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ItispossibletomoveShapeAdirectlytoseveralofthenumberedpositionsusingexactlyoneoftheseisometriesonlyonce:translation,reflection,orrota-tion.Findeachpositionforwhichthisispossible,

andtellthesinglemotionthatmovesShapeAtothatposition.

PartII

DescribewaystomoveShapeAfromitsstarting

positiontoeachnumberedpositionusingacombi-nationofexactlytworeflections,rotations,and/ortranslations.Note:combinationsofmorethanonetypeofmotionareallowedaslongasnomorethantwomotionsareused.

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IntroductiontoIsometriesLesson2

FocusStudentActivity2.1

NAMEDATE

1Shownbelowareseveralpairsofcongruentshapes.Investigate

waystouseoneormoretranslations,reflections,rotations,orcom-binationsofthem,tomoveeachfirstshapeexactlyontothesecond.Foreachpairofshapes,writeanexplanationinwordsonlyofyour“favorite”motionorcombinationofmotions;explaininenough

detailthatareaderwouldbeabletoduplicateyourmotionswithoutadditionalinformation.

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b)

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d)

e)

2Challenge.Eachmotionorcombinationofmotionsthatyou

determinedforProblem1producesamappingofthefirstshape(thepre-image)exactlyontothesecond(theimage).Howmanydifferentmappingsarethereforeachofa)-e),ifdifferentmeansthesidesofthepre-imageandthesidesoftheimagematchindistinctlydiffer-entways.

3Recordyour“Iwonder…”statements,conjectures,orconclu-sions.

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FocusStudentActivity2.2

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1Shownattherightare2congruentsquares.Determinewaystouseexactlyoneisometry(translation,reflection,rotation,orglidereflection)tomoveSquareFexactlyontoSquareD.

2RepeatProblem1forthe2equilateraltrianglesshownhere:

3SketchthereflectedimageofShapeAacrosslinem.Nexttoyoursketchwriteseveralmathematicalobservationsabout

relationshipsyounotice.ThenexplainhowyouverifiedthattheimageisareflectionofShapeAacrosslinem.

4Challenge.DevelopamethodofaccuratelyreflectingShapeBacrosslinen.Showanddescribeyourmethodoflocatingthe

reflectedimageofShapeBandtellhowyouverifiedthatyourmethodwascorrect.Canyougeneralize?

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