#Puzzle Prove that the red points are collinear.
How many proofs can you come up with ? #GeometrySnacks @edsouthall Image
Many solutions down there ! Here's one which is not the first one you might think of. Adding another equilateral triangle and using a 60° rotation. #MathGIF
For the colorblind folks, here's the black & white version as published in the AMS Calendar by @evelynjlamb. Image

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11 Apr 20
I made a thing. One shape fits all.
Of course, I made a @geogebra version first.😎
@playskool #MathGIF
👉geogebra.org/m/uz99d2ks
Turns out I didn't invent something new. You can find STL files to 3D print it on @thingiverse. @SamHartburn actually went much further with different shapes and holes, see @aperiodical :
👉aperiodical.com/2019/03/many-t…
👉thingiverse.com/thing:3443945/…
Cc @CDawson18
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29 Oct 19
Clarissa Grandi (@c0mplexnumber) does some great #mathart inspired by the #Alhambra so I'm going to use her #Inktober2019 thread and add the corresponding pictures that I took at @MuseoAlhambra. #thread 1/n Image
This pattern is much bigger than I thought, (1st room). Two sizes, on one wall the rectangles have the size of a brick. I noticed it's just a small change in the rectangle&square pattern, common on the andalusian floors, also in this room. #Alhambra 2/n
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Same pattern, greater size and used and the rectangle & square floor with decorated squares. #Alhambra 3/n
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4 Nov 18
How do you see these points moving ?
Ben Sparks @SparksMaths started a great talk last week for #latemaths with this simple animation. People see different things. What do *you* see ?
Some see the endpoints of a twirling baton as @shskaercher mentioned it.
And Mark even pictured the trace of this baton whose envelope is an astroid.
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24 Sep 17
I made this GIF w/ @geogebra to show the differents throws 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 when you juggle, aka #siteswap notation. #thread
cc @ColinTheMathmo
You can then combine these throws for a juggling trick which will be coded by the corresponding numbers. eg this is 441. (just the period)
This is 12345.
Note: the 5 is always trown with the blue ball, and
the 2 is not actually thrown: the ball remains in the hand for 2 beats.
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