Wait, so what exactly IS the relationship between the circumference of a circle and its diameter? Is the circumference TWICE as big as the diameter, for example? TEN TIMES as big?
Hi! And welcome to Game Day! 💙 Today I went on code.org and I watched a video about pixels. Now, I learned about pixels a pretty long time ago, but for those of you who are new, a pixel is: a smallest addressible element in a raster image, or the smallest addressible element in all points addressible diplay device; so it's the smallest contollable element of a picture represented on the screen.
Part one: Hi everyone! Today we made our designs for boats. We have limited supplies for them. We have tape, straws, plastic wrap, and paper cups. We need to make a boat that will carry 20 washers and stay afloat. If any of you have suggestions, please write them in the comments below. Do you think it will sink or float? Can it hold 20 washers? Next week I will send the results. Please respond! Bye!😍🛥 Part two: So I strugled with keeping it bouyant stable and waterproof, but it was a fun expirence. i was the last to finish, and mine never really worked but it was okay. BYE!
Today I worked on Photoshop and tried to create famous people using the select and mask tool, and then create a clipping mask to insert images into the image of a said famous person. So far, I've used The Rock Johnsen, Tom Brady, Spider-Man (better than tom holland, plus I don't want two toms), and finally SNOOP DOGG! For the images that I've inserted inside of the celebrities, I used the Hollywood sign, and Hollywood skyscraper (The Rock). I also used Tampa Bay Clearwater, Florida, and Tampa Bay's skyscrapers (Tom Brady). Then I used New York's city skyline (Spider-Man). Then finally I used fat stacks of cash (SNOOP DOGG).
Wait, so what exactly IS the relationship between the circumference of a circle and its diameter? Is the circumference TWICE as big as the diameter, for example? TEN TIMES as big?
ReplyDeleteHmm. Can you tell me what diameter and circumference are? How much bigger is the circumference?
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