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Page 1: Geometry In The Real World

Geometry in the Real Geometry in the Real WorldWorld

Welcome to the natatorium!Welcome to the natatorium!

By Sarah MusselmanBy Sarah Musselman

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Page 2: Geometry In The Real World

Why a natatorium you might ask?Why a natatorium you might ask?

Well I spend most of my time at school, Well I spend most of my time at school, but when I’m not at school I am most likely but when I’m not at school I am most likely at the natatorium! I am on a diving team at the natatorium! I am on a diving team called GC Divers which is currently 3called GC Divers which is currently 3rdrd in in the nation. We practice in Keller, Texas at the nation. We practice in Keller, Texas at the KISD Natatorium. So, the point I’m the KISD Natatorium. So, the point I’m really getting to is being at a natatorium is really getting to is being at a natatorium is my world, so here we go!my world, so here we go!

Page 3: Geometry In The Real World

Point!Point! A point is an undefined term in geometry. A point is an undefined term in geometry.

It names a location and has no size.It names a location and has no size. A point in a natatorium would be the buoy A point in a natatorium would be the buoy

attached to a lane line.attached to a lane line.

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Line (segment)!Line (segment)! A line is a straight path that has no A line is a straight path that has no

thickness and extends forever. (a segment thickness and extends forever. (a segment is the line in between two points.)is the line in between two points.)

A line in a natatorium would be the lane A line in a natatorium would be the lane lines.lines.

Page 5: Geometry In The Real World

Plane!Plane! A plane is a flat surface that has no A plane is a flat surface that has no

thickness and extends forever.thickness and extends forever. A plane in a natatorium would be the pool A plane in a natatorium would be the pool

of course! The pool contains pretty much of course! The pool contains pretty much every point in the natatorium.every point in the natatorium.

Page 6: Geometry In The Real World

Angle!Angle! An angle is a figure formed by two rays An angle is a figure formed by two rays

with a common endpoint.with a common endpoint. An example of an angle in a natatorium An example of an angle in a natatorium

would be the diving board rails.would be the diving board rails.

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Perpendicular lines!Perpendicular lines! Perpendicular lines are lines that intersect Perpendicular lines are lines that intersect

at 90 degrees.at 90 degrees. Perpendicular lines at a natatorium are the Perpendicular lines at a natatorium are the

lines at the bottom of the pool.lines at the bottom of the pool.

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Parallel lines!Parallel lines! Parallel lines are Parallel lines are

lines in the same lines in the same plane that do not plane that do not intersect.intersect.

Parallel lines in a Parallel lines in a natatorium would be natatorium would be the tower diving the tower diving boards!boards!

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Triangle!Triangle! A triangle is a tree-sided polygon.A triangle is a tree-sided polygon. A triangle in a natatorium would be the A triangle in a natatorium would be the

flags going across the pool.flags going across the pool.

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Right triangle!Right triangle! A right triangle is a triangle with one right A right triangle is a triangle with one right

angle.angle. In a natatorium a right triangle is the In a natatorium a right triangle is the

belting rig that divers use to practice dives belting rig that divers use to practice dives onto mats instead of water.onto mats instead of water.

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Pentagon!Pentagon! A pentagon is a five sided polygon.A pentagon is a five sided polygon. A pentagon in a natatorium would be the A pentagon in a natatorium would be the

paddles used for training lifeguards. paddles used for training lifeguards.

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Hexagon!Hexagon! A hexagon is a six-sided polygon.A hexagon is a six-sided polygon. An example would be the weights that the An example would be the weights that the

divers use in the weight room at the divers use in the weight room at the natatorium.natatorium.

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Square!Square! A square is a quadrilateral with four A square is a quadrilateral with four

congruent sides and four right angles!congruent sides and four right angles! A square at the natatorium would be the A square at the natatorium would be the

top of the starting block.top of the starting block.

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Rectangle! Rectangle!

A rectangle is a A rectangle is a quadrilateral with quadrilateral with four right angles!four right angles!

A rectangle at a A rectangle at a natatorium would natatorium would be the GC Divers be the GC Divers (My team’s) (My team’s) national national championship championship banner!banner!

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Trapezoid!Trapezoid! A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with exactly A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with exactly

one pair of parallel sides!one pair of parallel sides! A trapezoid at the natatorium would be the A trapezoid at the natatorium would be the

speakers.speakers.

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Parallelogram! Parallelogram! A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two

pairs of parallel sides.pairs of parallel sides. An example would be the railing of the An example would be the railing of the

stairs at the natatorium!stairs at the natatorium!

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Circle!Circle! A circle is a set of A circle is a set of

points in a plane points in a plane that are a fixed that are a fixed distance from a distance from a given point called given point called the center of a the center of a circle.circle.

A circle in the A circle in the natatorium would natatorium would be one of the life be one of the life saving devices!saving devices!

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Cylinder!Cylinder! A cylinder is a 3-D figure with two parallel A cylinder is a 3-D figure with two parallel

congruent circular bases and a curved congruent circular bases and a curved surface that connects the base.surface that connects the base.

An example would be the water buoy that An example would be the water buoy that the swimmers use!the swimmers use!

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Sphere!Sphere! A sphere is the set of points in a space A sphere is the set of points in a space

that are a fixed distance from a given point that are a fixed distance from a given point called the center of the sphere.called the center of the sphere.

A sphere would be the Swiss workout balls A sphere would be the Swiss workout balls the divers use in training!the divers use in training!

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Oval!Oval! An oval is any An oval is any

curve that looks curve that looks like an egg or an like an egg or an ellipse.ellipse.

An oval in a An oval in a natatorium would natatorium would be the hand rail be the hand rail leading up to the leading up to the 3-meter diving 3-meter diving board!board!

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Pentagram!Pentagram! A pentagram is the shape of a five-pointed A pentagram is the shape of a five-pointed

star with five straight strokes.star with five straight strokes. A pentagram in a natatorium is the A pentagram in a natatorium is the

beloved star that rest above the KISD beloved star that rest above the KISD Natatorium! Natatorium!

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Cone!Cone! A cone is a 3-D A cone is a 3-D

figure with a circular figure with a circular base and a curved base and a curved lateral surface that lateral surface that connects to a point connects to a point called the vertexcalled the vertex

A cone in a A cone in a natatorium would be natatorium would be the workout cones the workout cones that the divers use that the divers use to map our sprints!to map our sprints!

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Special thanks!Special thanks!

To Keller ISD natatorium for letting me To Keller ISD natatorium for letting me take pictures there after practice!take pictures there after practice!

To my coaches Jeff and Krista for letting To my coaches Jeff and Krista for letting me take a picture of one of our banners!me take a picture of one of our banners!

And to the University of Miami at Ohio for And to the University of Miami at Ohio for letting me get a picture of your pool! letting me get a picture of your pool!