Crazy maths with Python

Python2 + maths = ?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fjpqsm51zu39e6e/trev.py

This is for Python2. A bit of binary, hex and decimal etc. Fun..

Fermat's Last Theorem

See attached image

Fermat's Last Theorem

My explanation of it...

Euler's number - derive 'e' using Java

//deriving 'e' or Euler's number. The equivalent would be (1+1/n)^n on a spreadsheet or using LaTex.

public class MathHell5 {

public static void main(String[] args) {

for (double d = 0; d <= 1000; d++) {

System.out.println(" ");

System.out.println(Math.pow((1+1/d),d));

}

}

}

//pow(double a, double b)

//Returns the value of the first argument raised to the power of the second argument.

//http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/index.html?overview-summary.html

API for Java.lang.Math - Java 8
API for Java.lang.Math - Java 7
Beyond Basic Arithmetic  - Java Tutorials 

Maths plus music equals...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAfYPIxkqCw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Video - How to make great looking Mathematics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNuBXoqPL3s&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Calculation of e

Calculation of e (the transcendental number) using a spreadsheet and a look at values of cos(x)

List of math functions for spreadsheets

Desmos + Daum

Functions drawn using Desmos Graphing Calculator.
Equations created using Daum Equation Editor.

Desmos - Maths Chrome App

Desmos!



y-sin 2x
h=sin 3g

The above graphic was created using the Desmos Chrome Web App. Input your functions and it will draw the graph for you. Very nice to use and intuitive etc.

Currently, I'm testing out the Chrome Apps that can do useful things with Maths. Also, trying to test out some of the Mathematics software available in the Linux ecosystem. There is so much Maths software in the Ubuntu repositories!

Desmos seems to be purely online but there is another graphing package which is available as a web app and as a full Linux desktop package - Geogebra.

Geogebra will also help you to draw perpendicular bisectors and regular polygons along with functions too.

The graphic above was made in Geogebra - good fun and also intuitive.

Enjoy!

Real equations

Created using Daum Equation Editor and Scribblr.
Daum uses LaTex to generate nice equations.
Got the background on Flickr via Scribblr.com

Scribblar + Daum Equation Editor = Online Maths Tutoring System

Daum Equation Editor
My Scribblar page

Daum enables you to create really nicely formatted equations. It's a Chrome App so is easy to get if you are running Google Chrome browser (or Chromium on Linux etc).

Scribblar is a system where you can share a screen - you can draw diagrams, type/chat text and insert equations using the inbuilt LaTex editor (or use Daum to generate the LaTex for you).

Example page with a 'made up equation',

And a screenshot of the same.

Daum Equation Editor

Create beautiful looking equations - in your browser - with the Daum Equation Editor.
Like this..

It's actually a Chrome Extension.

Percentages

See my solution to a percentages problem on Tutor Hub.