1 triangle + 1 cevian + 3 circumcenters = 4 concyclic points! How to prove? 🤔 Source: . https://t.co/rRs3VoE0Y1

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Stereographic projection of circles by .

Consider the 8 vertices of the as points on the unit then make (spherical) centered on those points with radii chosen so that the circles are just tangent.

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This was so fun last year, we used 's idea for his skee ball problem that I got from his session. Thanks Zak. It was such a fun task- I it. I love how their solutions looked so different ⚾️🥎🏀⚽️#secondgrade

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Interesting phenomenon that occurs in any triangle. How can we explain the occurrence of the angle bisector? 🤔 (Source: ) https://t.co/tpusqTwVCB

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Go ahead. Take a quick 0:41 break and experience traveling along the one & only side of a Möbius Strip. Created in & shown here in https://t.co/1vyp2ODIwf

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Atypical means for Ss to explore & discover laws of exponents? 🤔 Which surfaces match? Which don't? Could we use this logic just like many Ts have their Ss test for coinciding parabolas to see if quadratics are correctly factored?

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What causes a conic section to be a parabola? 🤔 Quick cause & effect demo in Why not give Ss opportunities to tell us what they see vs. us immediately telling them what to see? https://t.co/00lmQ6Y8Xc. For all conics: https://t.co/y0lB6Vf0FS.

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An unusual (not often seen) sufficient condition that guarantees a quadrilateral to be a parallelogram. How to prove? 🤔 Source: . https://t.co/WG1ElKNV2v

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Added a few more characters (PigPen, Woodstock, & Sally) to this year's holiday Peanuts dance. 🙂 https://t.co/bf8fDV4TV7

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cosine waves with square cross sections transformed into cosine waves with rhombus cross sections having interior angles measuring 60 deg & 120 deg. Created in on

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Here, the scene we New Englanders desperately miss this time of year. Now to go back and actually rock the boat... 🤔https://t.co/9j9N4LyDTw

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Custom Solid: Each cross section || yAxis = a parabola with latus rectum = upper(x) - lower(x). Upper & lower FNS, limits of integration all modifiable: https://t.co/RzVZjq4RWa. Shown here in w/#AugmentedReality.

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2 Cylinders + Hemisphere + Torus = Lamp ? More composite solid modeling in with More info re: getting started: https://t.co/tVhsrQbb4t

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What does it mean for a polygon to be CONVEX? CONCAVE? Here, a quick class opener using 2 different approaches: https://t.co/3M17XDndq2 Why tell Ss when they can explore themselves and tell us?

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sin(2v) = 2*sin(v)*cos(v): Dynamic & modifiable illustration using equal areas. For a quick investigation for Ss (w/o ID appearing at the end): https://t.co/hIaGZcseR3.

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