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If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.Comment
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Use a search engine like Google to look for information on the Internet.Comment
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The graphs of sin, cos and tan are generated by the user by means of a scroll bar which controls the motion of a point on the uComment
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nit circle. Emphasis is laid on the relation between the geometrically intuitive form of the graphs are the corresponding numerComment
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Registered: Jun 2002
Location: The Netherlands Status: Administrator
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this is crazy
Often times I wonder why
There's love and hate, theres live or die.
When sickness comes I must decide:
When feelings go, theres suicide.
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Recognize functions 2 is a puzzle type game in which a set of given functional expressions and graphs shall be associated withComment
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each other. The functions involve negative powers and have singularities. These algebraic properties are reflected by geometricComment
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properties of the graphs (e.g. by the existence and position of asymptotes). The goal is to argue (qualitatively) when associaComment
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ting function <-> graph. The applet is started from the red button in its own window.Comment
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The Warp image may give you some idea how complex (fractal) patterns are generated in nature. In the applet, a given pattern isComment
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deformed by mouse clicking and dragging. Carrying out a sequence of such operations in a regular way produces amazingly bizarrComment
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e objects which show - as far as allowed by the finite pixel size - a tendency towards self similarity. There are no limits forComment
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lications on Rosen's web site). We have slightly modified it and adopted it for our purposes.Comment
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Clicking the red button calls a web page in a separate browser window, within which the applet is started. In case the browserComment
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window is small and does not show the complete image, please maximize it by clicking the square symbol in the right upper corneComment
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wow...some of you guys really want to win, huh?Comment
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HighLife is a modification of John Conway's Game of Life (see the previous applet), which is also based on very simple rules. HComment
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