Recursive Mathematics Art: Repeating Triangles
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This is another Desmos spirograph compilation that I made just to demonstrate the awesomeness of the app. The spirographs shown in this video were constructed with trigonometric proofs and bespoke functions.
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More recursive mathematics art. Expanding triangles.
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In this video I demonstrate to you how to verify that 1/[r(r+1)] ≡ [1/r]-[1/(r+1)]. This formula is to be used to solve series problems found in Further Pure Mathematics 2.
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In this video I demonstrate how to show that d(ay^n)/dx = nay^(n-1)*dy/dx. This is a very handy formula for manipulating mechanics equations used in A-Level mathematics.
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In this video I demonstrate (geometrically) why, when a sector is removed from a right angled triangle, the area (1/2)*(R^2)*(tanθ-θ) is what is left behind.
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