I made this for a 4th grade Saturday problem solving class. Whether or not you want to keep infinities and real numbers, Rational Trigonometry and Algebraic Calculus are superior theories of their respective subjects.
>>8918347
Bonus content
Teach them Pascal's triangle instead. Same information, but more widely known in mathematics.
>>8918347
>4th grade
What country are you in?
>>8918584
The geometric interpretation is how it connects to calculus though
>>8918607
America, I dont expect the kids to just get it but I hope that the eposure will serve them well in the long run. These are gifted kids Im working with, and I think it would be a better handout then anything I ever received
>>8918347
>>8919604
someone should make an animated version of that pic
>>8919635
That's the 4th dimensional interpretation of a cube right?
>>8919872
I promise you im authentic, its only a 3 hour saturday class I dont give grades, I just try to help people think math is cool, and to prepare them for competitive math.
>>8920250
Idk Ive drawn pictures like this before so Its not unfamilliar to them. Obviously I dont expect them to even have a functional idea of what it is, and I understand their limits, but I also think it will make a cool artifact for them to have.
>>8920788
if you make the presentation entertaining enough something will probably stick
>>8920792
True, Im also exposing them to the basics of rational trig
Rational trig is bad for education because spread is anti-intuitive.