Posts
- Category: General (continued)
- Category: Mathematics
- "The numbers don't tally!" - a serial counting problem
- A square described in any rotational orientation with 1 equation
- Absolutes and almost every
- Ancient Egyptians and Chinese got math simple
- Answered: Can you describe a square with 1 equation?
- Bezier curve inflection points
- Bezier curves prefer tea
- Cantor sets and Invisibility cloaks
- Carnival of Mathematics #67
- Cartesian coordinates and transformation matrices
- Converting between raster, Cartesian and polar coordinates
- Cubic polynomials and cubic Beziers
- Does the point lie on the Bezier curve?
- Don't rely on just the average!
- Elevator waiting maths
- Exploding dice
- Factorials, prime numbers and a puzzle
- Featured demo - the.popular.demo
- Fibonacci infographic
- Fibonacci sequence and Golden Ratio
- Help! Getting a "nice" reverse engineered Bézier curve
- Is there an equation to describe regular polygons?
- Know what you are optimising for
- Lament of an artist
- Linear and cubic interpolation
- Maths, context and culture
- Matrices for programmers
- Negative sales targets and percentage commissions
- Optimal width and height after image rotation
- Percentage calculation with negative numbers
- Percentage contribution over the long-term
- Puzzle of 7 points and 6 straight lines
- Puzzle of 7 points and 6 straight lines - 2nd solution
- Quadratic Bezier curve control point calculation demo
- Quiz: Can you describe a square with 1 equation?
- Rapidly calculating Bezier points
- Regular polygon equation
- Regular polygon equation (solved)
- Revenue sharing and operations research – part 2
- Reverse engineering Bezier curves
- Reverse engineering quadratic Bézier curves
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