Understanding how to see how various shapes, quantities, people, or policies relate to each other is a crucial part of Adult citizenship responsibility, and is thus part of any democracy movement as well.
The relationship between a square and a rectangle is quite simple, analogous to the relationship between Newton’s Laws of Motion and Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity: that of the special case of the larger subset.
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Grammar: commas and clauses |
Easiest math: area of rectangles & squares |
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