Calculus Haiku/Animation

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Uploaded by on Jan 24, 2009

A haiku & short animation demonstrating the concept of derivatives, made for my pre-calculus class final project at SF State. Graphs made w/ GNUplot & "animated" with The GIMP.

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  • @11889music heh, nope, just made it for a class project.

  • @th1rtyf0ur Thank you! Are you a teacher??

  • @11889music The blue line is the original equation (just a random 3-power function for demonstration).

    The cyan lines are tangent lines, with the dotted lines provided as a visual to indicate the slope ("rise over run") at that point, which is then plotted in the y axis. The resulting plots are then joined into the red function, which is the derivative of the original function- every y-value of the derivative (red) is the slope of the corresponding x-axis point of the original (blue).

  • Could someone please put up a little more explanation ?

    For example, what the different colored lines each signify, what each equation means, and what math operations are needed for each of the little "box" animation steps.. ?

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