$tessellation rotation$

The four types of symmetry are rotations, translation, reflection and glide-reflection. Symmetry relates to tessellations by regularity. Symmetry is the correspondence in size, form and arrangement of parts on opposite sides of a plane, line or point regularity of form or arrangement with reference to corresponding parts. Mathematics involved in tessellations is symmetry. I see tessellation every day it’s apart of our world. Art some great artists tessellate some of there artwork to show things. Brick has to be able to fit together and repeat that’s a tessellation. I see brick houses which is a tessellation believe it or not. Some of the real world tessellation I see every day is art, buildings, and more. For building like an inside of a church you can tessellate the ceiling to make it gorgeous most churches and museums have a tessellated ceiling. You use tessellations in art to repeat things to show how magnificent they are so you translate them rotate any of the tessellations ways. Otherwise, it will throw all of the tiling off. You can use tessellations on pavement if you need to tile something you tessellate because they all have to match each other. Some ways tessellations have been used throughout history are pavement, art, and buildings. Polygons that have sides that can be put together without difficulties can tessellate. You need to be able to fit pieces like a puzzle not see them overlap. You just have to cut the shape out then starts fitting it together like a puzzle piece.ģ,4, and 6 sided polygons tessellate they tessellate because there able to fit together without overlapping each other. Making a tessellation is extremely easy once you get the hang of it. There are 4 types of tessellation shown underneath but there are many more. I describe a tessellation as a pattern chosen by you to repeat, reflect or rotate. The definition for Tessellation is the moving pattern over a certain distance, such that it coincides and covers the underlying pattern again.

Tessellation rotation