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MAKERBOT EDUCATORS GUIDEBOOK Chapter 4: Curriculum Project Ideas<br />
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Verify (A+B) 3 as a mathematical expression based on physical measurement by modeling and 3D printing.<br />
01<br />
Use Tinkercad to design the cubes that make up the math expression. For this example, Side A was designed<br />
with 2cm and Side B was designed with 3cm. The rest of the calculations follow as per the equation:<br />
(A+B) 3 =A 3 +3A 2 B+3AB 2 +B 3<br />
02<br />
30mm<br />
20mm<br />
30mm<br />
20mm<br />
20mm<br />
30mm<br />
30mm<br />
20mm<br />
20mm<br />
20mm<br />
20mm<br />
30mm<br />
The A 2 B and B 2 A models need to be printed in quantities of 3 each. The A 3 and B 3 models need one quantity each.<br />
03<br />
Once everything is printed, students can then use the manipulatives to see a visual representation of how (A+B) 3<br />
expands.<br />
(a+b) 1 =a +b<br />
(a+b) 2 2<br />
=a ++ 2ab<br />
b 2<br />
(a+b) 3 3<br />
=a 3a 2 3<br />
++ b<br />
3ab 2 +b<br />
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