PROJECT WOOD

MAT 213 ALGEBRA APPLICATION

Awesomeness
Lies in good design.

“Good design is
only functional with
the right materials.”
-S.A
EVOLVE CREATE
THE LEARNING PROCESS; MAKE A PLATFORM WHERE BOTH ENGINEERS
LEARNING ABOUT WOOD EASIER AND AND CLIENTS CAN EASILY GET ACCESS
FUN USING THE WORLD WIDE WEB! TO MATERIALS RELATED TO THEIR
P R O J E C T.

WHAT IS
EDUCATE OUR BIG SIMPLIFY
IDEA? THE LEARNING PROCESS; NARROW
SURVEY SHOWS STUDENTS ARE DOWN THE SELETION PROCESS OF
MORE INTERESTED IN LEARNING CHOOSING THE RIGHT WOOD FOR
ONLINE THAN IN CLASROOMS THAT WOODEN PROJECT OF YOURS!
T O DAY !

ORGANIZE
YOUR WORK IN ONE PLACE.
Which
Aspects 1 Sets
Have We
Applied?
Mapping 2
3 RELATION
 Let U(universal set)=[African Trees]
 With subset = [Texture of Wood]
 We can have the 3 main textures- coarse, fine ,and medium
represented in a Venn diagram.
 If coarse texture =A and fine texture=B, then it implies
 [A B] represents the wood that falls into the category
(medium texture)

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 U=African Trees
African Walnut
COARSE-A Limba
Bete
Wenge Framire
Bosse
Zebra wood Acajou FINE-B
White Wenge African W
Okuome
Ayous
Ebiara Ovankgol
Sipo
Ebony
Tiama
Afrormosia
Bahia

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Wood can be mapped. In making the project work, we had to map the wood to the
properties of the wood. We show that with the illustration below:

Wood Properties Wood

Wood This shows us that wood

Wood Colour
Tiama wood
Ebony
Red brown is a bijective function
Black (both injective
Okuome
Light yellow
Ovangkol
Yellow brown
and surjective)
Sipo
Light red
Afrormosia
Purple
Limba

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In the course of the project planning, we were able
to discover Wood and its Mathematical Relations
Our ‘ProjectWood’ shows symmetricity, reflexivity
and even transitivity.
Thus, an equivalence relation can be gotten from
these properties.

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 REFLEXIVE PROPERTIES
 Every element in the universal set of African Trees exhibits this property. Each
one being related to itself.
 We can easily illustrate this, the Afrormosia for example, used in boat-building,
is the same used in veneer production. Thus, it relates back to itself.
Gun stocks
Boat-Building Plywood
Wall paneling
Veneers Particle Board
African Walnut
Afrormosia Ayous
AfricanWalnut Tree
Afrormosia Ayous

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 SYMMETRIC PROPERTIES
 It shows this property in many areas
 For example, a search for ‘orange-yellow’ wood in our website
returns result ‘Badi’, a search for ‘monnin hardness of 5.8’ returns
the wood White Wenge. If the search is done vice-versa, we get the
same result.
 This result only comes out because ‘orange-yellow’ colour is
related to Badi and Badi wood is inturn related to the ‘orange-
yellow’ colour.
 Thus, symmetrical properties are proven. 10
 Transitive Properties
 Transitivity, if for all elements in a set X; x, y, z being an
element of X and x relates to y just as y relates to z, x
relates to z.
 Lets Illustrate:
 You need a decorative wood with a ‘red-brown’ colour (y)
for a project, you have the amazing option of using either:
 Tiama wood (x) or Sipo wood (z)!
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We have been able to prove its symmetric,
reflexive and transitive properties.
This means we have also satisfied another
relation property.
EQUIVALENCE!

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