Donald in Mathemagical Land

4. A four-sided polygon with equal sides, another fundamental shape in geometry.
5. The art of sound and rhythm, which in the film is shown to have mathematical patterns, especially with harmony and notes.
7. A special number (approximately 1.618) that appears in nature, art, and architecture, related to beauty and proportion.
8. A curve that winds around a center point, becoming gradually larger, used in the movie to explain natural patterns in nature and mathematics.
11. A strategic board game, mentioned in the film as an example of logic and planning, connected to mathematical thinking.
12. An ancient Greek mathematician famous for the Pythagorean theorem, connecting geometry to numbers and music.
13. A three-sided polygon, often used in geometry and featured in the film to explore shapes and symmetry.
14. Repeated designs or sequences, often found in both nature and math, showing order and regularity.

1. When something is the same on both sides, a balance that can be observed in shapes and patterns.
2. A five-pointed star often connected to geometry and used by Pythagoreans to represent mathematical harmony.
3. Basic mathematical symbols used to represent quantity, order, and value.
5. The study of numb
6. A round shape where every point is equidistant from the center, fundamental in geometry.
9. A mathematical comparison between quantities, showing how parts relate to each other.
10. The branch of mathematics that deals with shapes, sizes, and the properties of space.