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Pine Cones, Intersecting Lines, and Inequalities

Pine Cones, Intersecting Lines, and Inequality

Lexile Level: 810-1000

Fall is finally here! Or, is it? 

This may sound trite, but, fall brings cool nights. I cherish being ensconced and sibilated by the serene and mellifluous sounds of rain falling on the roof. The rhythmic pattering of the rain, followed by the pleasant, odiferous petrichor titillates the olfactory senses. It is an Elysian moment, to be precise.

Sadly, the experience is ephemeral, and we experience another warm day with 80 degrees. 

Anyway, let’s stop the carping, enjoy the weather, and get to work!

The only immutable thing from Summer to Fall, is the arrival of the Pine Cone. You may wonder what is with the Pine Cone? But, take a moment to check this out!!



What do you see? Okay don’t worry, I placed them this way. 

In Geometry class, you learned that two intersecting lines form an angle. 

What mathematical/geometrical ideas are visible in this image? Write as many as you can see!

What is the name of the angle that is less than 90, equal to 90, and greater than 90?

What angles do you see in this leaf?

You may take a screenshot of the image and describe the angle.

Similarly, what geometrical concept is represented by this image?
Write the properties of the geometrical concept?


The undeniable ubiquity of mathematics surrounds us. Enjoy it as you can!!

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