 Hidden Lines in Tessellations ◦ “Mind’s Eye” – the angle defined by our mind’s eye to help us find the pattern. ◦ Angles are all the same. ◦ These angles.

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 Hidden Lines in Tessellations ◦ “Mind’s Eye” – the angle defined by our mind’s eye to help us find the pattern. ◦ Angles are all the same. ◦ These angles help us understand what shapes can and can not tessellate.  Hidden Circles in Tessellations ◦ Tessellations are closely connected to circles ◦ Some regular polygons tessellate and some do not. ◦ If the angle of a regular polygon is a factor of 360 it will tessellate.

 Mind’s Eye hidden circles  Circle is where the shapes come together  The sum of the angles at these locations is 360°

Hidden Circles in Tessellations

 Angle in regular pentagon is 108°

 Angle in regular pentagon is 108  108 is not a factor of 360 so a regular pentagon will not tessellate

Where are the circles?