Geometry in Everyday Life
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https://doi.org/10.67239/bulletin.v01.n01.a013Abstract
Geometry appears naturally in the world around us and plays an essential role in everyday life. From buildings and roads to patterns in nature, art, technology, and sports, geometric ideas provide a powerful way of understanding structure, symmetry, efficiency, and beauty. This article explores familiar examples of geometry in real-world contexts, helping students recognize the connection between mathematical concepts and daily experiences. Through simple explanations and visual illustrations, the article aims to present mathematics as a meaningful, practical, and living subject.
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