Constructing and finding area of regular flatlanders By Michael Steve Lindsay Solomon

Constructing a Triangle Step 1- Draw a circle with any diameter. Step 2- Draw a line from any where on the outer edge of the circle to the center point. Step 3-Draw another line from the center point to the outside edge at a 120 degree angle from the first line.

Constructing a triangle (cont.) Step 4-Draw a final line from the center line to the outer edge, at a 120 degree angle from the other 2 lines. Step 5-Connect all the points and you’ve constructed an equilateral triangle!

Constructing a Square Step 1-Draw a circle of any diameter. Step 2-Draw a line from the outer edge to the center point. Step 3-Draw another line from the edge to the center point at a 90 degree angle from the first line.

Constructing a square (cont.) Step 4-Draw another line from the center point to the outer edge at a 90 degree angle from one of the lines. Step 5-Draw the final line from the center point to the edge at a 90 degree angle to the two line with space left between them.

Constructing a square (cont.) Step 6-Connect all the lines and you’ve successfully constructed a square!

Finding the Area of a triangle Step 1-Find the height (see formula page) of the triangle. Step 2-Multiply the height by half of the base. You’ve just found the area of a triangle.

Finding the area of a square Step 1-Multiply one of the side lengths by 2. You’ve just found the area of a square.

Formulas Area of a triangle-1/2 base times height (to find height use Pythagorem theorem) Area of a square-base times height OR side squared Size of inside angle for constructions-360 divided by number of sides

Michael Michael is a soccer player. He has two sisters, a cat and a dog.

Steve Steve is a swimmer. He has a sister, a brother, a dog, and a lizard. S.W.A.C.

Lindsay Lindsay is also a soccer player. He has a sister, a brother, and a dog.

Solomon Solomon is a basketball player and a Purdue fan. He has two sisters and a cat. P