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I have seen on levels on happy wheels that people put shapes over the characters and make them look like different people. But how do they do that? I am planning on making a new person for happy wheels (same person just with shapes to look different) but i don’t know how. Can anyone please explain?

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What are the shapes of Alpha Amylase, Pepsin and Collagen? Why do these molecules have that specific shape?

Thanks!

collagen is FOR SURE >>> triple helix . << because it is consist of 3 polypeptide chains wind around each other .
^^ i had an exam about that
the other 2 , iam not sure , sorry .

I think it started with a T…
Say the shape’s a triangle and you can put it side by side, one is upside down then the next would be upright.
Other shapes can be used too, like hexagons. Anybody know the term for this?

tessellation.

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So I’d like to build my own PC case, and I have a few ideas, most of which involve curves or contemporary shapes or what-have-you. My question is this: How do modders shape their materials into these shapes? On top of that, where can I find the material to do it? Is the material typically custom-ordered in the desired shape?

Different plastics can be heated in an oven and shaped by hand, so if you’re looking at like a colored plastic side window, you can mold it and use a thin bead of superglue or epoxy to make complex shapes.

how to i make a triangular prism shape. thanks

http://www.teachervision.fen.com/tv/printables/0134356500_M1MUTM11_5.pdf

Not too sure what you’re asking, but it is how to build the prism, you have to print off the sheet and fold in the dotted lines and glue the flaps together.

Good luck

It appears logical to think that shapes as we see them here on earth can replicate themselves to a certain number in our universe and multiverse. Perhaps, if we were to improve our vision to see shapes we cannot see now there could be an infinity of shapes.

Because the universe we inhabit is 3 dimensional (4 if you include time) shapes are necessarily finite. However, in string theory, for example, the our particular universe may have as many as 11 different dimensions! It is impossible to imagine what objects, if there are any, would look like in 11 dimensions. These various dimensions are purely theoretical, but that doesn’t stop physicists from trying to determine the physical nature of the dimensions. Leonard Susskind, one of the pioneers of string theory, theorizes that these dimensions may literally be right in front and all around us, even "closer to our skin than the clothes we are wearing," yet can’t be interacted with or directly observed. So, if these extra dimensions exist, its safe to say that 11 dimensional objects would indeed be shaped in an infinite possibility of ways.
Now, when it comes to the multi-verse, things get a bit more complicated. It is a "landscape" in which any type of universe can exist, whether physically or potentially. There may be a universe where stars are made of diamonds and time runs backwards. In the multi-verse, anything is possible, including the existence of shapes we have not, and cannot concieve of.

I have alot of different layers..each with a shape on it. I want all the shapes to be the same colour, but I dont want to do it manually and I want to keep the shapes.

You want too much.

I’ve looked everywhere and nothing can tell me why the shapes in instruments aren’t triangles instead of circles or ovals. Instruments such as saxophones have circles everywhere, but no triangles or squares. Why? And what do the different sizes of circles do?

Kind of a complex question to put into simple terms, but with instruments like the saxophone, the holes and keys are circular as this shape allows the air to flow out in a more uniform manner. A shape such as a triangle would cause irregularities due to the corners. The larger the whole, the more air can pass through, not entirely sure how this would effect the pitch of the instrument though as I don’t play woodwind or brass instruments.

I need some information on how to translate, rotate, and reflect points and shapes on a coordinate grid. Any help is appreciated, thanks!

This is difficult to explain on the internet but I will try

Translation: it is the movement of a figure
It usually says something like x+5 which means to moves all point of the figure to the right five units. If it says y-5, it means to move all points of the figure down five units.

Rotate: it is movement around the origin, like a clocks hands.
It usually tells you to move the figure a quarter of a turn. all point are the same distance from the origin but in the next quadrant.

Reflect: Like a reflection. Usually around a axis, x or y.

Good Luck

I have a round face shape and people keep saying that heart shaped faces are the most "attractive" type of face, and oval is "ideal", while square and round face shapes are practically treated like they need to be disguised with weird hairstyles. How is the oval shape "ideal" and how is the heart "attractive"?

Its just a matter of symmetry and personal preference