Description of Estonian students:
Hanna-Riin, Anette, Emili
Draw a circle in center of the paper.Draw a second circle in the first circle and then draw two small ovals outside the first circle one to the right and one to the left.
Draw a stripe on top of the first circle.Then draw two triangles in the smaller circle one to the right and one to the left.
After you have done that,draw a small circle below the two triangles.Then draw two small circles inside the smaller circle,and then you are done.
Data
r1 =
r2 =
Solution
Area of the biggest circle: Circumference of the biggest circle
Area of the small circle: Circumference of the small circle
Lithuanian students resolved the Estonian task:
Data
r1 = 4,3 cm
r2 = 3,5 cm
Solution
Area of the biggest circle: 58,06 cm2
Area of the small circle: 38,465 cm2
Circumference of the biggest circle: 27 cm
Circumference of the small circle: 21,98 cm
Estonian original work
Description of Lithuanian students:
Livija, Gerda
This is the picture af a cat. Now draw a body which is triangle with one angle 90 degree. Then on the left top corner draw a head which is a quardangle. On the both sides of the quardrangle, draw ears wich is two small triangles. Now you have to draw a foot in the triangle at the bottom of the left which is a lying rectangle; now on rectangle draw a quardangle sides. Finally, close to the end, draw a tail at the bottom right of a triangle which is trapeze.
Solution
Area of square: Area of rectangle and square:
Area of big triangle: Area of trapeze:
Area of small triangle:
Estonian students resolved the Lithuanian task:
SOLUTION
Solution
Area of square: Area of rectangle and square: 4,8cm2 and 4,25cm2
Area of big triangle: 18,06cm2 Area of trapeze: 1,15cm2
Area of small triangle: 1cm2
Lithuanian original work
ORIGINAL
Solution
Area of square: 9 cm2
Area of rectangle and square: 2,1 cm2
Area of big triangle: 22,75 cm2
Area of trapeze: 5,22 cm2
Area of small triangle: 0,6 cm2 ; 0,6 cm2