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Real-World Examples of Right Triangles

Explore the fascinating presence of right triangles in various real-world structures and objects. From the front area of trains to the iconic Eiffel Tower, right triangles play a crucial role in architecture and design. Discover how buildings incorporate these geometrical shapes both inside and out, and how bridges utilize right triangles for structural support. Additionally, learn about their representation in pie graphs, the design of wheels, and even pyramids. This insightful analysis highlights the significance of right triangles in our daily lives.

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Real-World Examples of Right Triangles

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  1. Real-World Examples of Right Triangles By: Amy Oliver, Ronnie Ellis, and Conor Nichols

  2. Trains • The front area of a train has right triangles.

  3. Eiffel Tower • There are right triangles running up the side of the building.

  4. Buildings • Some buildings have right triangles on the outside, or inside, of them.

  5. Bridges • There are right triangles on the side to help hold it up.

  6. Pie Graphs • Some of the shapes representing percentages may be right triangles.

  7. Wheels • Right triangles are found on the rims, and in the design of the tires.

  8. Pyramids • The face of some pyramids are right triangles.

  9. Wagon Handles • The shape of some wagon handles are right triangles.

  10. Protractors • They are found when you measure the angles with lines.

  11. Radio Towers • The side of radio towers are shaped like right triangles.

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