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graphing functions - Examples of funny graphs - Mathematics Stack Exchange
In order to arouse interest of my high school students to plot graphs I want to plot interesting funny graphs such as the one of the batman equation. I'm looking something simpler, maybe in a form ...

Making the Mandelbrot Fractal in Desmos Online Graphing Calculator
I manually entered the 8 equations from the video into the Desmos Graphing Calculator: However, not only does the graph (set of equations) I have made not look like the first graph - when I zoom into the graph I made, I don't see any repeating fractal patterns.

An equation that generates a beautiful or unique shape for motivating ...
Could anyone here provide us an equation that generates a beautiful or unique shape when we plot? For example, this is old but gold, I found this equation on internet: $$ \\large\\color{blue}{ x^2+...

graphing functions - Theoretically, can mathematical equations be used ...
I know that quadratic formulas make parabolas, linear makes straight lines and sin, cos and tan make cool curves but after messing around with WolframAlpha and online equation graphing tools I can ...

Graphing a flower with polar and parametric equations
For some context, the question contains a picture of a flower and asks how one would go about precisely plotting the flower in polar coordinates. The OP mentions in a comment the idea of graphing individual ellipses to match the shape and position of each petal. I thought that was a clever idea, so I started with the equation of an ellipse in rectangular coordinates in complete generality and ...

Graphing a function of 4 variables - Mathematics Stack Exchange
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Graphing Fractals With Equations - Mathematics Stack Exchange
The Sierpinski Triangle is what interests me most in this question. Would there be equations for self-similar fractals (or any fractal types) which would work on a graphing calculator such as Desmos?

graphing functions - Is there any equation for triangle? - Mathematics ...
Each of these equations produces a solution set which encompasses both a ray, originating from the point $ (x_0, y_0)$ and travelling in the direction $ (mx, my)$, and a second ray originating from the same point and travelling parallel to one of the axes (x-axis for the first formula, y-axis for the second).

soft question - What is your favorite online graphing tool ...
I'm looking for a nice, quick online graphing tool. The ability to link to, or embed the output would be handy, too.

ordinary differential equations - How do you draw a direction field for ...
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