Lesson 1 Flashcards

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What is Mathematics?

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Mathematics is the study of numbers, patterns, relationships, and problem-solving. It’s used to analyze and understand both natural and human-made systems.

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What roles does Mathematics serve?

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Mathematics serves as a language, a tool, and a way of thinking, helping us solve problems and organize our world logically and systematically.

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What are some applications of Mathematics?

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Applications of math range across various fields, including science, engineering, economics, and the arts, making it a fundamental part of daily life.

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What is a pattern?

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Patterns are repeated arrangements of elements, often observed in nature, art, architecture, and human behavior.

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What is symmetry in patterns?

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Symmetry refers to patterns with balanced proportions or mirrored images, found in nature and art.

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What are Rosette Patterns?

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Rosette Patterns repeat in no specific direction and can have rotation or reflectional symmetry.

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What are Frieze Patterns?

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Frieze Patterns repeat in one direction, commonly seen in borders and architectural designs.

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What are Wallpaper Patterns?

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Wallpaper Patterns repeat in two directions to fill a space, like tiles or wall designs.

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What are Tessellations?

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Tessellations are patterns that cover a plane without gaps or overlaps, seen in things like honeycombs and tiled floors.

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What is the Fibonacci Sequence?

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The Fibonacci Sequence begins with 1, 1, and each subsequent number is the sum of the previous two numbers (e.g., 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13…).

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Who discovered the Fibonacci Sequence?

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The Fibonacci Sequence was discovered by Leonardo of Pisa (Fibonacci) and appears in nature, such as in the arrangement of leaves, flower petals, and shells.

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What is the golden ratio in relation to the Fibonacci Sequence?

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The ratio between consecutive Fibonacci numbers approximates the golden ratio, a number often associated with aesthetic and natural harmony.

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How does Mathematics help in our world?

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Mathematics helps organize and analyze patterns, predict natural behaviors, control processes, and is indispensable in various human activities.

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What impact does Mathematics have on technology and daily life?

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Mathematics underpins advances in technology, improves daily life, and helps us understand complex systems, from natural phenomena to financial management.

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