Breadcrumb #676
SAHIB CHANDNANI
I am a protractor
Bending backwards
How ever many degrees
It takes to squeeze every
Lecture for what I paid for it.
Problem #1:
Calculate the volume of this rectangular prism.
I worry so much about how much to put in
I forget how to think outside of it.
I study angles and
I’m shaping up to be quite the actor.
There are no lights nor cameras but
these people record every word and
I know which ones they’re looking for.
Problem #2:
Find the perimeter of this square.
I plot grids, crop yards, square feet,
Calculate to a tee how much fence
It takes to keep in profits, but
Can’t force a flower out of the garden.
I speak diamonds.
I pressure cook gems, these words are VVS,
I develop an acute sense for the right angles.
See, I studied circles around subjects
Just to fill circles with lead and never once
Figured out how to do anything in 3-dimensions.
Problem #3:
Find the slope of this curve.
I make points by drawing graphs;
I become a Texas Instrument
To coordinate planes.'