Memory Techniques for Memorizing Math Formulas

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Here are some stories to help you memorize the area formula for a triangle and the area formula for a circle using the given images:

Area Formula for a Triangle:
Imagine a bumblebee named B buzzing around with a tiny hat named H on its head. The bumblebee is on a mission to calculate the area of a triangle. In the story, the bee and the hat work together to remind you of the formula: Area = 0.5 * B * H. Every time you see a bumblebee, it reminds you of the variable B, and whenever you see a hat, it reminds you of the variable H. By imagining the bee wearing the hat, you can recall the formula effortlessly.

Area Formula for a Circle:
Picture a mischievous rat named R who loves to snack on pies. One day, the rat discovers a pie with a mysterious number, 3.14, written on it. In the story, the rat realizes that the number represents a special value called pi. To calculate the area of a circle, the rat remembers that it needs to multiply the value of R (represented by the rat) squared by the value of pi. The image of the rat devouring pies helps you remember the formula: Area = R^2 * 3.14.