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Simple Pi Challenge!

Engage in a fun and educational Simple Pi Challenge! Calculate the circumference of a circle using Pi (3.14) and a diameter of 5.6 cm, which equals approximately 17.58 cm. Create a programming block for a robot to stop at specific distances on a Meter Stick: 10 cm, 45 cm, 68 cm, and 100 cm, using sound at each stop. You'll also solve for the degrees of rotation needed for the robot to reach these distances using the formula: Degrees = 360 * (Distance / Circumference). Let's make math and programming exciting!

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Simple Pi Challenge!

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  1. Simple Pi Challenge! Pi = 3.14 Diameter = 5.6 cm Circumference = Pi * Diameter Distance Robot Travels in 1 Rotation = 3.14 * 5.6 cm 3.14 * 5.6 = 17.58 cm

  2. Simple Pi Challenge! Write a simple movement block program that makes the robot stop at the following distances on the Meter Stick: (You get one try!)-> 10 cm-> 45 cm-> 68 cm-> 100 cm (Hint: Use a Play Sound Block at Each stopping Point) 0 10 45 68 100

  3. Process Calculate Distance to point Use following Formula: Degrees = 360 * ( ) DistanceCircumference

  4. Worksheet Distance 1 = 10 cm Formula: _________ = 360 * ( 10 / 17.58) (Degrees) Degrees = 204.78 Distance 2 = ___ cm Formula: _________ = 360 * ( __ / 17.58) (Degrees) Degrees = Distance 3 = ___ cm Formula: _________ = 360 * ( __ / 17.58) (Degrees) Degrees = Distance 4 = ___ cm Formula: _________ = 360 * ( __ / 17.58) (Degrees) Degrees =

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