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How to use this book: When you see a star, click for a definition of a word on the page! Click through the pages for pop-ups and activities!

Radius: Distance from the center of the circle to the outside edge.

If the total width of the original table is 5 feet the width of each half of the table would still be 5 feet. Why? If the total length of the original table is 20 feet the length of each half of the table would be: 20 divided by 2. 20/2= 10 Feet Click 10 feet 10 feet

Click here to show work and answer! Remember the original square table? We can cut the square table diagonally into two triangles. Find the length of the diagonal. Find the diagonal using the Pythagoran Theorem: a2 + b2 = c2 c a 10ft2 + 10ft2 = c2 100ft + 100 ft = 200 ft so c2 =200 Square root of 200 = 14.14 ft The diagonal is 14.14 ft Click here to show work and answer! b

A polygon with 8 angles and 8 sides. Octagon: A polygon with 8 angles and 8 sides. Click on the octagon on the page. CORRECT!

Can 12 be divided equally by 8? NO Equation: 12/ 8 = ? Can 12 be divided equally by 8? NO Your Turn! If there are eight sides of the table, and twelve knights, how many knights would be on each side of the table, if you didn’t include the king? Show your work by writing an equation or drawing a picture to arrive at the answer. 12/8 = 1.5 There can not be half a knight so, some sides will have one person for all sides to be occupied. Click to show Work!

Why do you think there was “great commotion” from the ends of the table? Justify your response.

Diameter: The distance from one edge of the circle to the other through the center. If Lady Di, from the tip of her fingers to the bottom of her feet, is 6 feet tall, what is the diameter of the table?

Radius is ½ as tall as Lady Di. If Lady Di , is 6 feet tall from the tip of her fingers, how tall is Radius? Click to Show Answer Radius is ½ as tall as Lady Di. Radius is 3 feet tall.

Circumference: Distance around the edge of a circle.