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String Art: YinYang

String Art: YinYang
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String Art: Lemniscate

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String Art: Eye

String Art: Eye
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String Art: Deltoid

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String Art Clover

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String Art Cardioid

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Student Artwork: Asteroid

Student Artwork: Asteroid by Cathleen Fraser
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String Art Exhibit

String Art Exhibit
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Calculus 2: Using the Infinite

Discovering the Art of Mathematics: Calculus 2 - Using the Infinite

Student exploration of series in a Calculus 2 class. The class had 25 students and met two times a week for 75 minutes each and one time for 50 minutes.

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Student Presenting 3a+5b Proof

Proof Blog 3a+5b 0005 Part 3

This video was taken in a mathematics for liberal arts class with 15 honors students. It met two times a week for 75 minutes each.

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