A mathematical visualization toolkit
Mathematical functions and techniques can be plotted and modified quickly, making it easier for students to grasp the underlying concepts.
Visualising concepts, especially in 3D, can be difficult for students. This Java-based website provides a very simple means of plotting functions and demonstrating techniques, such as Fourier series or least squares fit. [University of Colorado at Boulder, Department of Applied Mathematics]
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8:56am 3 July 2017 Permalink
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Comment 3 by Catherine Arroyo
Catherine Arroyo
9:26am 19 July 2017 (Edited 9:26am 19 July 2017)
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Great post! Math class is very important in java. My friend codes for myessayslab and he always uses it. He even wants now to study applied mathematics to understand it better.
Comment 4 by David James
David James
7:29am 12 August 2017 Permalink
Running MVT in a web browser
To use MVT in a web browser, Windows users will need the following:
A current version of Netscape/Mozilla (6.0 or better) or Internet Explorer (Netscape recommended).
Recent Java plugins (java version 1.4 and up).
Mac OS X users will need the following:
A current version of Safari or Netscape/Mozilla (6.0 or better) (Safari recomended).
If you choose to use Netscape/Mozilla, you may need to download the latest Java plugins (1.4 and up). find out un unstitched dresses for women online in wide variety of famous brands at buy unstitched suits online
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Floyd Brown
3:03am 5 October 2013 Permalink
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