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New JavaScript version of Standard Normal Distribution Table
Does it work well for you?
New JavaScript version of Complex Number Calculator
Please test it out and let me know how you get on.
Great ideas, will work on them.
Now have a JavaScript version of the Scientific Calculator
Please give it a thorough workout.
Also let me know any improvements (in function, format, color, etc) you can think of.
What would it take for this to be your go-to general calculator?
Thanks guys, much appreciated.
Converted Combinations and Permutations Calculator to JavaScript.
Please give it a good workout, try to uncover any errors, thanks!
Now rewritten in JavaScript: Matrix Calculator
Would be nice if you guys could check it for errors.
(Also have not converted the Latex formatting yet, sorry.)
Good, thanks. Lots of complicated code behind it.
Converted this from Flash to JavaScript: Binary/Decimal/Hexadecimal Converter
Does it work properly?
Comments/suggestions welcome.
Thanks for the tests. I will look into a Deg/Rad switch.
Solved it! I used a variable called "frames", which IE treats as a special windows property. Simply renamed it and it works.
Thanks for uncovering this bug.
Thanks All!
I wonder why it won't spin on bob bundy's laptop?
Updated the Spinning Dodecahedron from Flash to JavaScript. Does it spin nicely for you? Can you use drag mode?
And if you have a mobile device of any sort could you test it on it?
Thanks all. Will get back to JavaScripting now.
Working on updating Flash to JavaScript (a very large project indeed).
Here is the new JavaScript version of the Math Trainer: Math Trainer - Addition
The old (but still good) Flash version: Math Trainer - Multiplication
You can make the "Addition" version work on Multiplication by clicking the "Multiply" tab at top.
What do you think of the JavaScript version?
Happy Easter to all.
Made an Android App:
Would really value hearing your experience with it so I can improve it.
Thanks guys.
Probably best I just don't mention time. Save it for another time
I am working on a short video about Dimensions.
This is my script. Is it accurate? Does it convey the ideas well?
Hi! Let's learn about Dimensions
In Geometry we can have different dimensions.
Let us start with a point.
Can't see it? Well it has no size, so we will highlight it.
Now lets allow the point to move in one direction.
We get a line.
We need just one value to find a point on that line. So we have one dimension.
A line is one-dimensional.
Now lets allow the point to move in another direction. And we get a plane.
We need two values to find a point on that plane. So we have two dimensions. We call it 2D.
A 2D object is flat.
Circles, triangles, squares and more are two-dimensional.
We also call them plane shapes.
Now we let that point move in another completely different direction and we have three dimensions.
Spheres, cubes, cylinders and more are 3-dimensional.
We also call them solid shapes.
We can have more dimensions, but I can't draw them.
In Physics Time can be thought of as a dimension, but not in Geometry.
Welcome to the forum, Timothy!
Nice to know how you look like (well, not in a creepy way).
I wish I looked and sounded that good! That is Joe, he does voices.
Happy Christmas all!
Made a video for Cardinal, Ordinal and Nominal Numbers
Comments and suggestions please!
November 23rd => 1,1,2,3
(But the sequence actually starts at 0)
Leonardo Pisano Bogollo, as well as being famous for the Fibonacci Sequence, helped spread Hindu-Arabic Numerals through Europe in place of Roman Numerals.
Excellent review, thank you!