Which pattern doesn’t belong?[br][br][img width=478,height=429]https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/TJPoy_VEfgIDOjraAttIiIKekHOs-fkMtALry-FvWgu5gLvRoDoxVSsnuKgn-jlT_cVQUlCklwkCcjw_LguRdqwHRhV5jqL5m5Mlj4HCjd3NOfupq06IGL1TbhlISfPEFiEiKn50[/img][br][br] Explain why you think this pattern choice doesn't belong here.

[size=150]In your pattern, which shapes cover more of the plane: [i]blue rhombuses[/i], [i]red trapezoids[/i], or [i]green triangles[/i]?  Explain how you know.[/size][br][br]You may use the sliders and the shapes in this app to help. Explore what you can see or hide, and what you can move or turn. [br]

For the previous question, identify the pattern you were assigned and explain how you know your answer to the previous question is true.

In the app below, create a tiling pattern so that[br][list][*]the pattern has at least two different shapes[/*][*]the same amount of the plane is covered by each type of shape. [/*][/list][table][tr][td][icon]/images/ggb/toolbar/mode_rigidpolygon.png[/icon][/td][td]Use the RIGID POLYGON tool to construct a shape. See the quick silent screencast below to learn how to use this tool. [/td][/tr][tr][td][icon]/images/ggb/toolbar/mode_move.png[/icon][/td][td]Use the MOVE tool to deselect (turn off) any of the other tools. Select this tool when you want to move shapes around. [/td][/tr][/table][br]Below, explain how you know your construction meets both criteria.