Garrett Maruyama Math 101 Project.

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Garrett Maruyama Math 101 Project

Triangular, Square, and Cube Numbers and Their Inherent Relationship to the Mayan Temples

Triangular Numbers

Triangular Number Sequence 1,3,6,10,15,21,28….. .Tn

Cont.

Cont.

Square Numbers

Square Numbers

Squares Cont. -Any square number is the sum of two consecutive triangular numbers.

Squares Cont.

Cube Numbers The difference between the squares of two consecutive triangular numbers is a cube.

Kukulkan Mayan Ruins

Aerial View

x.8

x.6

x.4

Side View

Mayan Math System -What we know of the Mayan math system is simple.

Mayan Achievements -Written Language -Studied Astronomy -Devised Calendars based on 365 - days -Calculated the lengths of years for other planets such as Venus and Mercury -Stone cutting -Aqueduct agriculture -Architecture

Review The sum of two consecutive triangular numbers is a….? Square

Review: -The difference between two consecutive squared triangular numbers is a ….? Cube

Review: -What was the name of the Mayan temple..? Kukulkan