1. Choose one kind of triangle to use for a tessellation: equilateral, isosceles, or scalene. 2. Use technology or paper to crea
te six congruent copies of your chosen triangle and investigate how the shape tessellates. 3. Use your chosen triangle to create an artwork with tessellations. You can use any size, colors, patterns, or art mediums. 4. Provide the explanation of the math behind your tessellation that the gallery will display next to you art work.
You find the circumference and multiply it by the central angle. If the central angle is in degrees, you divide that by 360. If the central angle is in radians, you divide by 2pi.
