pythagorean cups 3d models

This is my second take on the classic Pythagorean Cup, also known as the Greedy Cup. I've used the concept of a bell siphon to drain its contents from the bottom once the liquid level exceeds a certain point. The siphon tube runs through the handle...

The Pythagorean cup - redesigned as a mug! I checked out other designs online for a mug, but they weren't to my liking. This mug features a very smooth appearance, and discreetly hides liquid piping beneath. ... If you fill it too high, it starts...

Pythagorean cup mug

This is an ancient device called a Pythagorean cup. The cup resembles a wine glass in shape. You can use it like any ordinary vessel and fill it to a certain point without issue. ...However, if you overfill the cup, its clever design ensures that all...

The story behind the Pythagorean cup is quite interesting. Pythagoras, a well-known ancient mathematician, hosted a dinner for his students. The table was filled with plenty of food and wine. Wine was poured into cups similar to mine. The students...

Inspired by the Pythagorean Cup Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_cup ). I made this trick shot glass. Pour water (or some other liquid) in the top and it works fine. If you pour in too much and it magically drains away, thanks to...

This trick shot glass is inspired by the Pythagorean Cup concept, as seen on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_cup). Simply pour water or another liquid into it and, if you add too much, it magically drains away due to science! To...

Inspired by the ingenious design of the Pythagorean Cup Wikipedia page, I created this clever trick shot glass. Fill it with water or another liquid and you'll be amazed at how well it works. But try pouring in too much - you'll soon discover that...

You may have heard of the Pythagorean Cup. This is the shot glass version! The glass holds liquid, no problem. But, if you fill the cup too close to the top, it begins to syphon the liquid through the center column and out the hole in the bottom. ... ...

... stands can accommodate a wide variety of shot glass shapes and sizes as well as disposable shot glasses. The Pythagorean cup dispensers have round or rectangular fill arms. ...This is a remix of thing: 5008041 See included printing instructions

This is my take on the Pythagorean cup (the cup that Pythagoras supposedly used to test if his apprentices were greedy or not hence its other name "Greedy Cup"), however, I made a mug because not only can it hold more than a chalice like the classic...

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You may have heard of the Pythagorean Cup. This is the shot glass version! The glass holds liquid, no problem. ...But, if you fill the cup too close to the top, it begins to syphon the liquid through the center column and out the hole in the bottom....

A 3D design for a pythagorean siphon, which uses the same principles as the "greedy cup" or a fabric softener dispenser in a washing machine. As you pour a liquid in, nothing happens. that is, until enough water is stored. once this happens, most, if...

A Parameterized Pythagorean Tree is a plane fractal constructed from interconnected squares that are arranged in a specific pattern.

Pythagorean bowl When the cup is not very full, the water in it remains in it. When the cup is filled to the brim, it empties completely, flooding the surroundings like a dripping glass. The moral of the matter would be that moderation is good, and...

This puzzle helps you see how two shorter lengths can form the longest length in a right triangle according to the Pythagorean Theorem.

The Pythagorean Proof The Pythagorean theorem was well-known before Pythagoras, but he may have been the first to prove it conclusively. The proof commonly attributed to him is straightforward and relies on a clever rearrangement of shapes. Each...

In mathematics, the theorem known as Pythagoras' relation—or simply the Pythagorean theorem—is a fundamental concept in Euclidean geometry that links the three sides of a right-angled triangle. It asserts that the square of the hypotenuse (the side...

A small puzzle inspired by a visual proof of the pythagorean theorem. The goal of the puzzle is to place all 4 triangles and either the two smaller squares or the large square inside the base. ... There is also a bonus puzzle involving the lid and...

This small puzzle shows how the Pythagorean Theorem works. The pieces can be used to create two smaller squares or one big one. ...Hence: a²+b²=c²The squares are printed a little larger such that the pieces will easily fit.The exact measures can be...

... recreate it, you'll require four equilateral triangles and two base pieces. The base template is designated as PTB, symbolizing the Pythagorean Theorem base. ...This educational tool is ideal for teaching young minds about this fundamental equation.

This small puzzle shows how the Pythagorean Theorem works. The pieces can be used to create two smaller squares or one big one. Hence: a²+b²=c² The squares are printed a little larger such that the pieces will easily fit. ... The exact measures can be...

Surprisingly, mathematicians have proven that the total surface area of a 2D Pythagorean tree is finite, which also applies to this 3D model. To explore more, visit the Wikipedia page dedicated to the topic. I'm excited for you to get creative! I...

... sixteen plus nine, the sum of the areas of the smaller squares. This tool showcases one of the applications of Pythagorean Theory. This item was created using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/fgKZ4u2IvU6.

For more information on iterated function systems, feel free to visit these sites that I used in creating this object: http://facstaff.susqu.edu/b/brakke/ifs/default.htm http://larryriddle.agnesscott.org/ifs/pythagorean/pythTree.htm...

This model represents the Pythagorean Triple with sides measuring 3 cm, 4 cm, and 5 cm. Don't forget to share any models you develop! UPDATE I have added an enhanced base that allows you to assemble everything into one piece - there's no need to...

A grade 8 math student was inspired to create a Pythagorean Triple model featuring sides of 3 cm, 4 cm, and 5 cm using Isos' design. The smaller square's chain ensures no pieces are lost during class. An improved base allows for one-piece assembly...

The Pythagorean Tree is an Iteration function that iterates upward vertically. Between each Square lies a right triangle with a 45-degree angle where the bottom square represents the Hypotenuse's length and the two squares above it represent the...

This fractal is usually shown in two dimensions (search the internet for "Pythagorean tree") and resembles a treelike structure. Although you can imagine it is some sort of a tree, is is obviously artifical. The main reason is, however, the object...