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In order to find the length of each side of square SGRE, I divided the perimeter 24 by 4 because a square always has 4 sides. As a result, the length of each side of square SGRE is 6. Additionally, since SH = SN, I let the length of both segments be represented as the variable x. Not only that, the lengths of ¯AR and ¯XR also be represented as x because points X and A are the reflected points of points H and N in ¯EG respectively. Therefore, the lengths¯( HE), ¯EX, ¯AG, and ¯GN must be 6 – x. The exact value of the perimeter of HEXAGN can be expressed as a - b√c, thus I added all the sides of HEXAGN in terms of x. This was because the lengths of ¯AR, ¯XR, ¯SH, and ¯SN were still unknown, but it must be true that x stand for a positive integers due to a, b, and c being positive
One of the symbols J.D. Salinger uses quite frequently in the book is Allie’s baseball mitt. In the beginning of the novel, it’s a normal baseball glove with poems on it, which we found out was owned by Holden’s brother who had died. But when you reach the end of the book, you realize that Allie’s mitt, along with the memory of him, shaped Holden to be the person he was in the novel. The baseball mitt represented the past.
Shapes are used in James Lechay’s painting Sky, Sea and Samos and Jim Dine’s painting Dexter’s Four Robes. The Sky, Sea and Samos include organic shapes, whereas Dexter’s Four Robes includes geometric shapes. In Sky, Sea and Samos organic shapes are used to simulate natural forms, such as the sea and the clouds used in this painting. Dexter’s Four Robes geometric shapes, such as triangles, polygons, pentagons, rectangles, and squares are used in this painting.
In the “Inner Corset” by the Laura Fraser described that how the thin ideal developed in the United State from the 1880s to 1920. Fraser’s article has as its purpose how the women’s body were apprise by men and experienced by women and appeals to logos by doctors being thin is very harmful for their body. The “Inner corset” is an except form “Fat and its follies”, “Never satisfied”, “American beauty, “Illness as metaphor”, “The complete Poor Richard almanacks, Vol.1, Imprint society”, and “Fat and fashion”, uses for
Ooooo It's hard trying to get what you want when there are things in the way. Martha form the scholarship jacket and victor from seventh grade can relate. Martha wanted the scholarship jacket but the principal didn't want a Mexican to have it. And victor wanted to get closer to Teresa because he liked her
Washington Teen injured during Duct Tape Challenge This took place in Washington State and is called “Duct Tape Challenge Ends in Life- Threatening Injury for Teen”. The Subject is national news, and it came out on Thursday night, 1/17/16.
The reason on why one should not want language to “always wear a tie and lace-up shoes” is because you want the reader to feel comfortable and forget that they are even reading. In addition, by breaking grammar rules, the author can enrich the experience of the story by enhancing the narration, improving the imagery, and bettering the dialogue. The time you do not want to write language in a “tie and lace-up shoes” style is when you are trying to tell a story and trying to engage the audience about a
# 16 Beyond The Ponytail Braiding a nice supply of cornrows is an art that requires patience and mastery. Fortunately, the end results are always something worth smiling about. This hairstyle marries wow-factor in cornrows with the classic nature of French braids to create a nice, girly look. Perfect for a visit out with friends or even for everyday wear, this style is relatively easy to maintain as it’s relatively firm.
The hexagonal wax cells of honeycomb also have their shape due to mathematics, the fact that they are the most efficient in parameter and are
Grace and Jo-Anne, from "The Slip Over Sweater" are both alike, and unlike in very many ways. This essay goes over just some of those reasons. One of the reasons why Grace and Jo-Anne are so different is because of their past with Shan. In the short story it says that Shan and Grace have been close for some time. They walk ten miles to school every single day.
It’s a lot harder than the math problems were. You can’t quite get his shape down; it always comes out wrong somehow. You
The production of needlework and textiles depictis women’s primary entry point into material culture as a pivotal intersection where the social, political, economic, ethnic, and cultural facets of humanity are converged. The “world of the needle,” however, not only enhance the history of material cultures, but also the construction of gender and ethnic indistinctiveness, feminine culture, and evolution of consumer economies. Women and the Material Culture of Needlework and Textiles emulate with Teresa de Lauretis’ “theory of culture with women as the main subject - not commodities, but social beings bringing forth and imitating cultural products, transmitting and transforming cultural values.” For women of all stations in life and in all
Khinshan Khan Math Research Mr.Rubinstein Lewis Carroll's Concepts Explained Charles Lutwidge Dodgson is best known by his pseudonym ‘Lewis Carroll’, the author of the famous Alice in Wonderland. He was a mathematician, professor, logician and much more. Even though his books like Alice in Wonderland showed new, radical at the time concepts, he was a conservative and firm believer of the original Euclidean ways. However, he does touch on some topics that are interesting even [approximately] a century and a half later, for example, he had [most likely] worked out Zeno’s Paradox, and continued on to making his own based around a race between Achilles and a Tortoise. His book Alice in Wonderland lightly touches on topics like proportions, symbolic logic, and bases.
The horseshoe and horse collar were both implemented during the Middle Ages in Europe for agricultural purposes. The horseshoe is a shoe for a horse made of a narrow band of iron in the form of an extended circular arc and secured to the hoof with nails . It protected the horse’s hooves from becoming soft and breaking due to the soft, damp, and cold ground of northern Europe . Additionally, it aided the horse in getting traction while on the damp and soft ground. The horse collar is part of a horse’s harness that pads a pair of curved metal or wood, called hames, and is around its neck and shoulders, which is connected to whatever it is pulling.
Cynthia Ozick, the writer of “The Shawl” writes in detail the value of the shawl. The shawl is a symbol in this story. It is as if the shawl has magical powers that hides away anyone that’s inside of it. Rosa, the mother of Magda (the baby) holds her within the shawl.
