SKETCHPAD by: Matea Ugrica. SKETCHPAD interactive geometry software for exploring Euclidean geometry, algebra, calculus and other areas of mathematics.

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SKETCHPAD by: Matea Ugrica

SKETCHPAD interactive geometry software for exploring Euclidean geometry, algebra, calculus and other areas of mathematics created by Nicholas Jackiw

USAGE constructing figures that can be constructed with compass and straight-edge constructing figures that are impossible to construct with compass and straight-edge measuring segments, angles, areas, perimeters…

FIGURES YOU CAN CREATE SIERPINSKI TRIANGLE PYTHAGORAS TREE

FIGURES YOU CAN CREATE KALEIDOSCOPEFRACTAL FOLIAGE

FIGURES YOU CAN CREATE KOCH FRACTAL – SNOWFLAKE