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By Nick Halsey
Demo
Demo for video

Tags: Test, demo

By admin
Demo
This is just a demo app created for the help video.

Tags: Demo, test, example

By Natalie Burback
Tangent Lines
Use derivatives to demonstrate the concept of tangent lines with circles.

Tags: Calculus, derivatives, tangent-lines, circles, high-school

By Jimmy Frasier
Apparent Plane Speeds
This app demonstrates why planes appear to be traveling at different speeds when flying at different altitudes.

Tags: Real-world, Related-rates, Airplane, Circles, Calculus

By L. Van Warren
Lecture11-DerivativeOfALine
This applications demonstrates the relationship between a line centered at the origin and its derivative. From Lecture 11 of "Learning Calculus with Geometry Expressions" a multi-touch interactive book for tablet computers. http://goo.gl/wUSKK

Tags: Derivative, Line, Slope

By Nick Halsey
Squeezing Twisted Savonius Wind Turbine Model
This model demonstrates that the surface of the Twisted Savonius wind turbine's blades are geometrically squeezed as the twist angle is increased and the parametric position is moved up and down the turbine. Learn more about the squeeze. Learn more about the Geometry of the Twisted Savonius Wind Turbine project. Note: the calculated radius in this particular example cannot be accurate because the model is a 2d geometric approximation of the real 3d shape. Accurate calculations are made from the top view model, which is visually more difficult to comprehend. The calculation here still varies accurately as the twist angle is changed and the position is moved up and down the turbine, but it also varies as the rotation is changed (which shouldn't happen).

Tags: Twisted-Savonius, Wind-Turbine, Pseudo-3d, Model, Squeeze, Geometric, Real-World, Ellipses, Arcs, Loci, Parametric/Proportional

By Nick Halsey
Rotating Ellipses
Two ellipses rotate within a third such that the two smaller ellipses are always tangent to each other and the larger ellipse. Adjusting the variable X demonstrates this rotation. All three ellipses are constrained only by their implicit equations, and the moving ellipses' equations include functions of X that allow them to rotate. Can you figure out what the equations are (the other constants in the equations are a, b, h, and k)?

Tags: Ellipses, conics, puzzler

By Phil Todd
Rotating Cube
I saw a demo where a foam cube had a knitting needle inserted along the long diagonal, and was rotated by spinning the needle between the palms of the hands. The sides of the cube formed a curve... in fact a portion of a hyperbola, as this video illustrates.

Tags: Hyperbola, cube

By admin
N-Gon Approximating a Circle
This n-gon (regular polygon of n sides) has a variable number of sides. Changing the value for n demonstrates very visually how regular polygons of increasing numbers of sides, with the same radius, have a shape that increasingly approaches that of a circle.

Tags: N-gons, circles


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