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Dynamic geometry software is used to demonstrate early Greek attempts at the trisection of an angle and the squaring of a circle.

Determine the dimensions for a right-angled triangle, having been given the hypotenuse, and the side of the inscribed square.

The author shows how teachers can use Leonhard Euler's original works in the classroom to explore Euler's famous polyhedral formula,
V + F = E + 2.

The steamer, Katie, leaves the wharf at New Orleans and runs an average speed of 15 mph. When Katie had gone 25 miles, the steamer R.E. Lee leaves the wharf and runs the average speed of 18 mph. How far will the Lee go before she overtakes the Katie?

Show that the curves x2 - y2 = a2 and 2 xy = b2 cross at right angles.

The sum of two numbers is 10 and their product is 40. What are the numbers?

A history of algebra from its early beginnings to the twentieth century.

Having been given the perimeter and perpendicular of a right angled triangle, it is required to find the triangle.

A circle ABDC is circumscribed around an equilateral triangle ABC.  Prove that the straight line AD is equal to the sum of the two straight lines BD and DC.

The author uses her poem, 'The Enigmatic Number e,' to show how poetry about the history of mathematics can be used to enrich and enliven mathematics instruction.

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