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              1.  The Koch snowflake is a mathematical curve created by the Swedish mathematician Helge von Koch.
                 Make a PowerPoint presentation on Koch snowflake under the following headings.
                 •  Construction of Koch snowflake (with relevant figures for each step)

                 •  The Maths behind it
                 •  Any other relevant information you like
                 Take a printout of your presentation and paste it in your project file. Now answer the following questions
                 in your file.
                 (a)  How many line segments are there in step 1 and step 2?
                 (b)  What happens to the number of line segments as n increases indefinitely?
                 (c)  What happens to the perimeter of the Koch snowflake?
                 (d)  What can you say about the area of the Koch snowflake?

                  Note: You can visit the following website to collect data for PowerPoint presentation:
                                         http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koch_snowflake
              2.  Using the internet, collect data about the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by the top
                 5 and the bottom 5 countries in the final medal tally of the 2010 CWG held in New Delhi.
                 Make bar graphs and pie charts representing the data collected by you in at least 3 different ways. Use
                 MS Word.
              3.  Make colourful shapes in MS Word and give them different 3-D effects. Take a printout of your work,
                 paste it in your project file and label the different views. Take help of an elder, if required.
              4.  Make a PowerPoint presentation on congruency of triangles. Include the following in your slides:
                 •   Meaning of congruent triangles

                 •   Criteria of proving congruency of triangles
                 •   Difference between congruency and similarity
                 •   How is proving congruency of triangles different from other polygons
                 Make diagrams with each slide to support the text.

























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