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Constructing Shapes with Infinite Perimeters and Finite Areas
To determine whether it is possible to construct shapes with infinite perimeters but finite areas.

Difficulty: High school

Demonstrate how parallax works in measuring distances on a small scale
I wanted to demonstrate how parallax works in measuring distances on a small scale, and to see if one method was more accurate than the other. My hypothesis was that the tangent method would be more accurate than the radian method.

Difficulty: High school

How Does Travel Time Vary between Segments on SamTrans Route 260?
The objective of my project was to find out how travel times varied between segments on SamTrans Bus route 260 from my home in Redwood Shores to Ralston Middle School in Belmont.

Difficulty: High school

Morphing Circles
The purpose of my project is to see what would happen if a basic sine function is added to the graph of a circle or an ellipse. I believe that a pattern will be created according to how the circle "bumps" around the curve.

Difficulty: High school

The pleasure of Pi
The hypothesis of the experiment is that the ratio between the error in determining I using by inscribing polygons within and circumscribing polygons about a circle with (km) sides and that obtained using polygons with (kn) sides will approach (n/m)^2 as k increases.

Difficulty: High school

Understanding Fractals
The purpose of this project is to provide us with a clear understanding of what are fractals, and how to construct an image using fractals.

Difficulty: High school

Which shapes can tile an infinite plane?
The overall objective of this project was to explore which shapes can (or cannot) tile a rectangular grid or infinite plane (in one or multiple ways) and understand why.

Difficulty: High school

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