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A subreddit dedicated to sharing graphs created using the desmos graphing calculator I'm starting my sat test prep for math, and i'm noticing that for many of the questions, while i'm not 100% sure how to solve them manually, can be easily plugged into desmos, and be worked through in seconds. Feel free to post demonstrations of interesting mathematical phenomena, questions about what is happening in a graph, or just cool things you've found while playing with the calculator.
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Making the mandelbrot fractal in desmos online graphing calculator ask question asked 3 years, 7 months ago modified 11 months ago Is it a bad idea to rely on using desmos for most of the math questions on the dsat For this problem, you will need to use the desmos riemann sum calculator
(this link opens a new tab/window.) initially, the calculator shows a left riemann sum with n = 5 subintervals for the function f (x) = 2x + 1 on the interval [1,4]
Update the applet to consider the function f (x) = **+1 on the same interval If f (x) has a limit as x approaches 1, state it F (x)= {|x|−1,x3,ifx≠1ifx=1 if the limit does not exist, enter dne. Sorry maybe it's not typical mathematics question, but desmos is very helpful in solving and testing mathematics issues, so maybe anyone could help me
I can't figure it out how to use and conditi. Then take a screenshot of your desmos.com calculation that shows the calculation and answer, and paste that screenshot into your answer Show all work and answers, including the desmos screenshots after each question below. So i was trying to plot $$w_0 (z^2)w_0 (1/z)$$ where $w_0 (z)$ is the product log (lambert w, principal branch) function and $z=x+yi$ in desmos 3d (since desmos recently released a 3d version which is great for plotting 3d functions).
