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Investigation to Find the number of diagonal of any 2 Dimensional or / and 3 Dimensional - A diagonal is a line drawn from one vertex (corner) of the shape to another
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Contents Introduction 2 How to find the formula? 3 How to find the angle? 8 2D 9 3D 12 Introduction I will start my course-work by explaining off what the task is that I'm going to do. I have to find the number of diagonal of any 2Dimensional or/and 3Dimensional. A diagonal is a line drawn from one vertex (corner) of the shape to another, which is not an edge of the shape. Then, I will write some short sentences describing the task along with the diagram, which will be useful, including what I hope to find. To solve this problem, I will explain what I am going to do by starting with simple cases. For example, Triangle then Square then Pentagon and so on. What I think will happen and show all my calculation. In order to show the patterns, I could draw graphs to show it, including the results in the table. I must describe all the patterns and rules I find,...
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