A Geometrical Representation of Primitive Pythagorean Triples
Describes activities that use geoboards to explore properties of polygons such as the relationship between a polygon's number of sides and the sum of its interior angles. Describes a generalized method for constructing any Pythagorean triangle. (DDR)
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