Voronoi Diagrams

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This is the third part of a number of different activities involving Voronoi diagrams.

There is a printable worksheet on which you can draw Voronoi diagrams using the good, old-fashioned compasses, pencil and ruler method:

For Whole Class Straight Line Graphs 10 straight line graph challenges for use with computer graph plotting software or a graphical display calculator. The short web address is: Transum.org/go/?to=straight

Related Graph Match Match the equations with the images of the corresponding graphs. Linear, quadratic and more. The short web address is: Transum.org/go/?to=graphmatch

Just For Fun Human Graphs Students should be encouraged to stand up and make the shapes of the graphs with their arms. The short web address is: Transum.org/go/?to=humangraphs

Suggested Plotting Graphs Complete a table of values then plot the corresponding points to create a linear, quadratic or reciprocal graph. The short web address is: Transum.org/go/?to=plotting

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Can you think of a reason why the Voronoi diagram below contains curved edges?

Diagram created by delugetheory with more details on Brilliant Maps.