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ILS 4430
Exam 2
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(T12) Problem 1: Classify each pattern as either 0° ,60°, 90°, 120°, or 180°, according to the smallest
(6 points)
angle of rotation in the pattern.
(a)
(b)
Angle:
Angle:
(T13) Problem 2: Classify the following frieze patterns in “Hop-Step-Jump” notation.
(12 points)
(a)
(b)
Hop-Step-Jump Notation:
Hop-Step-Jump Notation:
(c)
(d)
Hop-Step-Jump Notation:
Hop-Step-Jump Notation:
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(T14) Problem 3: Classify each wallpaper pattern as either p111, p1m1, p1g1, or c1m1.
(6 points)
(a)
(b)
Pattern:
Pattern:
(T14) Problem 4: Classify each wallpaper pattern as either p211, p2mm, p2mg, p2gg, or c2mm.
(6 points)
(a)
(b)
Pattern:
Pattern:
(T15) Problem 5: Classify each wallpaper pattern as either p411, p4gm, or p4mm.
(6 points)
(a)
(b)
Pattern:
Pattern:
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(T15) Problem 6: Classify each wallpaper pattern as either p311, p31m, or p3m1.
(6 points)
(a)
(b)
Pattern:
Pattern:
(T15) Problem 7: Classify each wallpaper pattern as either p611 or p6mm.
(6 points)
(a)
(b)
Pattern:
Pattern:
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(T16) Problem 8: Cross out any vertex configurations that violate the given rule. You may cross out
more than one vertex configuration for each rule.
(12 points)
Rule 1: In a semiregular tiling of the plane, the sum of the vertex angles of the polygons meeting at each
vertex must be exactly 360°.
(a) 3.3.6.6
(b) 4.8.4
(c) 3.4.9
(d) 7.7.8.12
Rule 3: No semiregular tiling can have four or more different polygons meeting at a vertex. Thus, if a
semiregular tiling has four or more polygons meeting at a vertex, there must be some duplicates.
(a) 3.4.9
(b) 8.9.10.11
(c) 5.6.6.11
(d) 4.7.8.9.11
Rule 4: No semiregular tiling with exactly three polygons meeting at each vertex can have the vertex
configuration k.n.m where k is odd unless n = m.
(a) 5.7.7
(b) 3.7.8.12
(c) 6.9.11
(d) 3.3.8
(T17) Problem 9: Construct the dual tiling of the tiling.
(7 points)
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(T17) Problem 10: Circle any of the following tiling modifications that have been used in the Escher-type
tiling. You may circle more than one tiling modification.
(8 points)
(a) translation
(b) glide reflection
(c) midpoint rotation
(d) side rotation
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