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High School Advanced Calculus and Linear Algebra
Demonstrations 1 - 20 of 102
Directional Derivatives and the GradientAn Osculating Circle for Various CurvaturesA Tour of Second-Order Ordinary Differential EquationsMaximizing the Volume and Surface Area of Geometric Solids Inscribed in a Sphere
Directional Derivatives and the Gradient
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An Osculating Circle for Various Curvatures
New this month
A Tour of Second-Order Ordinary Differential EquationsMaximizing the Volume and Surface Area of Geometric Solids Inscribed in a Sphere
Second-Order Partial DerivativesThe Mug That Holds the Most LiquidTin Box with Maximum VolumeCross Sections of Graphs of Functions of Two Variables
Second-Order Partial DerivativesThe Mug That Holds the Most LiquidTin Box with Maximum VolumeCross Sections of Graphs of Functions of Two Variables
Damping in RLC CircuitsDisplacement along a CurveTotal Differential of the First OrderLinear First-Order Differential Equation
Damping in RLC CircuitsDisplacement along a Curve
Made for Mathematica 7
Total Differential of the First OrderLinear First-Order Differential Equation
Solids Whose Cross Sections Have the Same ShapeAddition of N Vectors in 2DLinear Transformation Given by Images of Basis VectorsVisualizing the Solution of Two Linear Differential Equations
Solids Whose Cross Sections Have the Same ShapeAddition of N Vectors in 2DLinear Transformation Given by Images of Basis VectorsVisualizing the Solution of Two Linear Differential Equations
Phase Portrait and Field Directions of Two-Dimensional Linear Systems of ODEsTwo-by-Two Linear Systems Problem GeneratorThe Area of a Triangle Using a DeterminantSolution of Two Equations in Two Unknowns
Phase Portrait and Field Directions of Two-Dimensional Linear Systems of ODEs
Made for Mathematica 7
Two-by-Two Linear Systems Problem GeneratorThe Area of a Triangle Using a DeterminantSolution of Two Equations in Two Unknowns

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