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Geometry In real life CLASS 10-B TAGORE HOUSE

Geometry in real life

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Uses Of Geometry In Real Life How geometry was discovered ? What are its uses in IT , Maths , Chemistry , Physics ETC ?

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Geometry In real life

CLASS 10-B

TAGORE HOUSE

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Name of the students

Arnesh Nag

Kartik Sharma

Sourandranath Banerje

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INTRODUCTION

Geometry is a subject in mathematics that focuses on the study of shapes, sizes, relative configurations, and spatial properties. Derived from the Greek word meaning "earth measurement," geometry is one of the oldest sciences. It was first formally organized by the Greek mathematician Euclid around 300 BC when he arranged 465 geometric propositions into 13 books, titled 'Elements'. This, however, was not the first time geometry had been utilized. As a matter of fact, there exists evidence to believe that geometry dates all the way back to 3,000 BC in ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt!

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GEOMETRY WITH TRIGONOMETRY

Geometry is a field of study that has its roots in Euclid's original work which attempted to look at things on a plane. He was interested in studying points, lines, planes, lengths, areas, angles and so on. This led to the study of more complex things like congruency, parallel lines, polygons, angles inside of polygons and circles.

The word trigonometry comes from the Greek and means triangle measurement. Trigonometry is the study of the relations between the angles and lengths of sides of triangles. At least that is the way it started back with a Greek mathematician Aristarchus of Samos (310 to 230 BC). They had tables of shadow length that are just like our tangent tables. The Babylonians and Greeks used trigonometry to do astronomy.

Today, trigonometry is introduced to students as a method for finding the missing parts of right triangles. In this form it is used by surveyors, architects and engineers, as well as navigators and astronomers. So, it is pretty important.

So geometry includes trigonometry as an essential part.

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HISTORY

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ARCHITECTURE

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ART

Arnesh Nag

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SPORTS

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GEOMETRY IN CHEMISTRY

Molecular Geometry - Molecular geometry refers to the description of the shape of polyatomic ion or a molecule which would appear to naked eye. It is important to be able to predict and understand the molecular structure of a molecule because many of the properties of a substance are determined by its geometry.

Geometry is used to measure the bond angles of a bond. Example- Bond angles in double bond, triple bond, single bond etc. If we the structure of graphite it consists of hexagons which is also related to geometry and this hexagonal shape provides the placement of carbon atoms.

Geometry is used to find the radius of an orbits as well as the distance between two orbits.

While representing many compounds starting with cyclo prefix, the are usually denoted as a geometrical shape.

109ᶱBenzene

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BIOLOGY

Arnesh Nag

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COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY

Geometry is part of the fundamentals of any type of design. It makes use of the angles and relationships between shapes, which will eventually for parts, arches, hallways and anything else designed on a computer.

In computers, there are various software like AUTOCAD, Unity, 3DS MAX etc. These software are used for the various 2D & 3D applications and games and are mainly based on geometry or rightly said as coordinate geometry. These programs are used by architects and various developers to develop various 3D models as a blueprint or pre-design. In basis computing also geometry is used for various purposes like placing of pixels, MS Paint, movement of cursor on screen on the screen.

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PHYSICS

Physics has a deep relation with physics. Various laws and proofs include geometry. Examples- Kepler’s law of planetary motion, application of force, law of gravitation etc. Geometry has a deep relation with physics since history. It is widely used to prepare the equations for the projectile motion, the path of trajectory etc.

Trigonometric geometry can be easily used to solve many problems of physics in problems on work an vector quantities as the include trigonometric values. Geometry is also used to find the direction of the force exerted by a magnetic field with the help of a tangent. It can also be used to find the direction of the force exerted on the when it is in circular motion.

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LEARNING OUTCOME