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geometry
Trisecting the angle with a straightedge
The impossible becomes possible when you move into the third dimension.
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Maths in a minute: Trisecting the angle
A quick look at an ancient problem.
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A five that fits
A brand-new pentagon to tile your wall with.
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How high is your frustum?
How calculating the height of a frustum gave a glimpse of the mathematical frontier.
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The longitude problem
How longitude presented one of the greatest problems in history.
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Finding your place in the world
What are global coordinates?
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How does your garden grow?
The division of plant cells is governed by their shape – just one example of how maths may reveal the fundamental laws underlying biology.
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Why the world needs pi
Happy pi day!
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Solving quadratics in pictures
How to derive the famous quadratic formula from pictures, just like the Babylonians did.
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Maths in a minute: Euclid's fourth axiom
Euclid's fourth axiom says that all right angles are equal. But isn't that obvious?
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Maths in a minute: Euclid's axioms
Five basic facts from the father of geometry.
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Trisecting an angle with origami
How to solve an ancient problem in a few folds.
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