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William Emeny, a friend of mine who blogs at Great Maths Teaching Ideas has written another great math book titled the The Magic of Pineapples: A Brain Tingling Adventure Through Amazing Mathematics
Among the topics discussed in The Magic of Pineapples are The Golden Ratio, exponential growth and decay, prime numbers, and Pascal’s triangle.
The following is the description of the book by the author. » Read more
The Mathematics and Multimedia Blog Carnival is now accepting entries for its 25th edition which will be hosted by White Group Maths. You may submit your entries at the M & M Carnival submission form on or before April 30, 2013. The carnival will be posted on May 3, 2013.
You may also want to browse the following carnival links
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Star Polygons
Star polygons are non-convex polygons that look like a star. They are created by connecting non-adjacent vertex of a polygon and continuing the process until the first vertex is reached again.
Star polygons created from regular polygons are called regular star polygons. Four regular star polygons are shown above. » Read more