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Math Project

Submitted by: Arpit Kr. Shah


Submitted to: Arun Sir
Topics to be covered:
• Practical Applications of Triangles in our
Daily Life
Acknowledgment

I would like to express my greatest appreciation to my Math


teacher Mr. Arun Shrestha as well as our principal Mr. K. P.
Pandey who gave me a wonderful opportunity to work on
this project.

A special thank goes to my parents who supported me and


encouraged me to complete this project on time. I also
cannot forget to thank my friends, who have always been
with me to complete this project. I’d also like to extend my
thanks to Google for allowing me to research and
understand the topic with clarity.
Practical Applications of
Triangles
1. Introduction
Triangles, the simplest polygons, are all around
us. They’re in the sandwiches we eat, the roofs
over our heads, and even in the perilous
Bermuda Triangle. These three-sided figures are
the most significant shapes in math, with
different types including scalene, isosceles, and
right-angled triangles. Their strength comes
from their shape, which evenly distributes
pressure across their three sides. This makes
them structurally sound and easy to apply in
everyday life. So, let’s embark on this
triangular journey, and remember, don’t let the
Bermuda Triangle scare you; it’s just another
Practical Applications of
Triangles
2. Triangles in
Architecture
Triangles are the most resilient polygon,
symbolizing strength and stability. They’re
commonly used in structural elements like
trusses and beams. Think about the Great
Pyramids of Giza and the Eiffel Tower, both
iconic structures underpinned by triangles.
Even modern architecture is embracing
triangles, from statement ceilings to folding
façades. So, next time you see a building,
remember, it’s not just bricks and mortar but
a celebration of shapes, especially our three-
sided friend, the triangle. And who knows,
Practical Applications of
Triangles
3. Triangles in Navigation
When navigating the seas or the skies,
triangles are your best friend. They’re used in
plotting courses with tools like navigation
protractor triangles. These triangles help in
accurately determining directions, even in
challenging conditions like a rolling boat in 6-
foot seas. They’re also used in
astronavigation, where the navigational
triangle helps determine the observer’s
position on the globe. So, whether you’re
sailing the seven seas or flying high in the
sky, remember, it’s not just the compass
Practical Applications of
Triangles
4. Triangles in Everyday
Objects
Triangles are everywhere, even in the most
mundane objects. Take a look at your
breakfast sandwich; it’s probably cut into
triangles. Traffic signs, too, are often
triangular, with equilateral triangles
indicating warning signs. Even the
pyramids, those ancient wonders, are
tetrahedrons, each side a triangle. And let’s
not forget the Bermuda Triangle, the most
famous triangle of all. So, next time you’re
out and about, take a moment to appreciate
the triangles in your life. And remember,
Practical Applications of
Triangles
5. Triangles in Maritime
Triangles play a crucial role in maritime
security. They’re used in maritime
minilateralism, a strategy employed by Japan,
India, Australia, and the USA to address
deficiencies in Asia’s maritime security. This
strategy supplements Asia’s bilateral
American alliances with an array of trilateral
security dialogues, or 'security triangles. So,
whether you’re sailing the high seas or
strategizing maritime security, remember, it’s
not just the compass and the stars guiding
you, but also the strategic triangle. And who
Conclusion
That’s it folks!
Triangles, the simplest yet most resilient polygons, are everywhere in
our daily lives. From the roofs over our heads to the sandwiches we
eat, they symbolize strength and stability. They’re used in
architecture, navigation, and even maritime security. Their strength
comes from their shape, which evenly distributes pressure across
their three sides. This makes them structurally sound and easy to
apply in everyday life. So, as we conclude our triangular journey,
remember that it’s not just a shape but a symbol of strength, stability,
and simplicity. And who knows? Maybe your future will be as stable as
a triangle!

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