Archive for the ‘Mathematics’ Category

Here are some semi-log graphs showing Twitter follower (and following) numbers.

Euclid's math textbook has been in use for over 2,300 years.

Here's a fun take on one of the trigonometric curves.

Sometimes integration by parts can end up in an infinite loop. But there is a solution.

You can investigate the slope of the tan curve using an interactive graph.

What is the value of the slope of the cosine curve? Use an interactive graph to investigate it.

Use an interactive graph to explore how the slope of sine x changes as x changes.

We often hear the expression 20/20 vision. What do the 2 numbers mean?

When we have a distribution with a high mean but a low median, what does it look like?

Here is a short review of 2 free math graphing utilities, Winplot (Windows only) and Graphics Layout Engine (which is not so easy to use).