In these last few weeks we have been using Pythagorean theorem in math and in science we've been building electric cars, some worked better than others. Also we have got a new project with Foster money incorporated in to it.
In math, the basis of the Pythagorean theorem is: a2+b2=c2, which says that a squared plus b squared is equal to c squared. In this case a, b, and c are all variables of side lengths, if you don't have c you can use the theorem to find it.
An example would be:
From here we would do:
a2+b2=c2
(5cm)2+(10cm)2=c2
25cm2+100cm2=c2
125cm2=c2
√125cm2=√c2
11.180339887498948482045868343656cm= c
11.18cm =c
Also remember to show all of the decimals shown on the screen then round.
In science we have a new project to create a machine that will draw ground water, represented by a 250g weight, from the ground and pull it up and down as many times possible in 2 minutes. The width of the hole is 10cm and the depth is 74cm. In this project we use our Foster money to buy supplies such as motors ($3000). This is going to be expensive.
Eric out
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