PPT: Geometry | Mathematics Olympiad for Class 3 PDF Download

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G E OM ETR Y G E OM ETR Y
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G E OM ETR Y G E OM ETR Y
Look around you! You can see lots of shapes like a ball, a
book, or a table.
I N T R O D U C T I O N
But how do we know what each shape is called?
Ge ometry is the study of shapes.
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G E OM ETR Y G E OM ETR Y
Look around you! You can see lots of shapes like a ball, a
book, or a table.
I N T R O D U C T I O N
But how do we know what each shape is called?
Ge ometry is the study of shapes.
It helps us understand what shapes look like, how big or
small they are, and how they fit together.
We learn about points, lines, angles, and solid shapes like
cubes and spheres.
In simple words, geometry is all about the shapes we see
everywhere around us!
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G E OM ETR Y G E OM ETR Y
Look around you! You can see lots of shapes like a ball, a
book, or a table.
I N T R O D U C T I O N
But how do we know what each shape is called?
Ge ometry is the study of shapes.
It helps us understand what shapes look like, how big or
small they are, and how they fit together.
We learn about points, lines, angles, and solid shapes like
cubes and spheres.
In simple words, geometry is all about the shapes we see
everywhere around us!
Point:
BASIC ELEMENTS
OF GEOMETRY
It has no length, width, or depth.
A tiny dot (·) that shows an exact location.
We name points with letters like A, B, C,
etc.
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G E OM ETR Y G E OM ETR Y
Look around you! You can see lots of shapes like a ball, a
book, or a table.
I N T R O D U C T I O N
But how do we know what each shape is called?
Ge ometry is the study of shapes.
It helps us understand what shapes look like, how big or
small they are, and how they fit together.
We learn about points, lines, angles, and solid shapes like
cubes and spheres.
In simple words, geometry is all about the shapes we see
everywhere around us!
Point:
BASIC ELEMENTS
OF GEOMETRY
It has no length, width, or depth.
A tiny dot (·) that shows an exact location.
We name points with letters like A, B, C,
etc.
For example, line segment AB is written as
AB.
Line Segment:
The shortest path between two points,
with fixed length and two endpoints.
The figure shows three paths from A to B: two curved and
one straight. The straight path is the shortest.