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I want to try that. Is there something I can copy and paste?
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( (x/7)^2 sqrt(abs(abs(x)-3)/(abs(x)-3)) + (y/3)^2 sqrt(abs(y+ 3/7 sqrt(33))/(y+ 3/7 sqrt(33))) – 1 )
( abs(x/2)-(3 sqrt(33)-7) x^2/112 -3 +sqrt(1-(abs((abs(x)-2))-1)^2)-y)
(9 sqrt(abs((abs(x)-1)(abs(x)-.75))/((1-abs(x))(abs(x)-.75)))- 8 abs(x)-y)
(3 abs(x) + .75 sqrt(abs((abs(x)-.75)(abs(x)-.5))/((.75-abs(x))(abs(x)-.5)))-y)
(2.25 sqrt(abs((abs(x)-.5)(abs(x)-.5))/((.5-abs(x))(abs(x)-.5)))-y)
(6 sqrt(10)/7 + (1.5-.5 abs(x)) sqrt(abs(abs(x)-1)/(abs(x)-1)) – 6 sqrt(10)/14 sqrt(4-(abs(x)-1)^2) -y) =0
I watch it for the plot.
DAT PLOT
i did a mario one, this one to be exact http://blog.8bitlibrary.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/super-mario-bros.jpg but it was just the punching arm and his face with four items around him (mushroom, fireflower, star and item box) HARDEST THING I’VE EVER DONE FOR A MATH CLASS yet it was fun
Post plz.
Pics / Didn’t happen
I hate maths.
next time i get stuck in a test im just gonna draw the batman logo,probalbly do it sometime in GCSEs
This was on WIN! a fortnight ago…
(29 Jul 2011 to be precise)
Very good. Now solve for y.
it would be union of two or probably more functions, and you should go to school from time to time
This is fake, there cannot be two points with the same value for x but different values for y.
That only applies when the formula meets the definition of a function… if it doesn’t, all bets are off.
well, then you couldn’t plot a circle… that is not a function that’s an equation
You can plot a circle using two functions. Top half and bottom half.
That’s not fake, learn math please… It’s an equation, not a fonction, so there can be an infinite number of points for the same value of x but with different values for y.
True story
Also, it’s not a big deal. Every cartoon you make in a vector graphics editor is essentially an equation. If you glue together enough segments (like here with multiplication) you can make anything.
THIS…FUNCTION…IS…NOT….LINEAR!!! AHHHH
Thank you, Cpt. Obvious.
oh yeah, and it’s not function but equation. however there are nonlinear functions, for example exponential :3
Come back when it’s written to for a TI-84
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Apparently this is wrong. My friend did it and it did not come out like that.
and my friend did it and it came out exactly like that, now who is right?
This should become a legitimate art form! I think any “pieces” in a gallery would have to be set up exactly how it is shown in the picture – with the equation right above, or next to, the plot.