Maths - Blog Posts

Happy birthday to Alan Turing, they would have been 109 (and yes I choose to believe they would have lived that long).

CIRCLE SQUARE GEOMETRY

Here is an example of AREA of geometry without using numbers or math, it is purely visual. It compares a  SQUARE and CIRCLE and sees how their areas relate to one another.

A hypotrochoid is a roulette traced by a point P attached to a circle of radius b rolling around the inside of a fixed circle of radius a, where P is a distance h from the center of the interior circle. The parametric equations for a hypotrochoid are:

x=(a-b)cost + hcos[(a-b)t/b] y=(a-b)sint + hsin[(a-b)t/b]

- Excuse me. For the fractal geometry? - At the end of the corridor.

Blocking out a Scene

There once was a shape a square, geometric Who wanted to escape a dull life he wished was more hectic. He felt in his family, that he was the dumb dunce No social circle to speak of, not even a circumference

His Square parents, (in both meanings of the phrase) they were that shape and painfully un-hip, Decided that maybe he had to get aways and take some sort of learning trip It was the only way they could think to ease some of the tensions Father square to mother, "He's always been angle-ling to get away and discover his true dimensions!" Though as a block he was fairly sturdy his mother insisted he keep warm You know how maternal shapes do worry "Make sure you wear something to match your form!" The whole family saw him off on that Rhom-Bus "I wonder," said his rectangle sister,"will he even miss us?" Choosing some coordinates so far away but keeping the location discrete for certain The block looked back at his family, as if to say I will come back a far more rounded person And what came with this new sense of space Love triangles and some right angles in the wrong place Some errors were made, mostly directional Life can hit you with these types of surprises He realised that he was indeed bisection-al and loved things in all shapes and sizes and in his mind, the words of his family he could hear 'em "You still must prove yourself as a trusted theorum!" He lost his virginity to an acute triangle who smoked a lot of hypot, was real bad nuse the opposite of his next romantic entangle was an algebra-burning mathematical muse He didn't contact his family, he really didn't give a damn Only once every few months, would they receive a cursory parallelogram He had a few part time but big enough gigs Mostly in text books hanging out with some graphs You might have seen him as some numbered Figs He made some cash and had some laughs So for a few years this simple country rube Expanded his horizons and became a cube He wrote a letter to his family one night and hoped they wouldn't be too critical He decided to give paper up and have a bit more byte "Mom, dad, your block son has gone digital!" "I'll be working very closely with new people  you can really bet this, Tomorrow guys I'm trying out for some new game named Tetris!"

I’m in my hatred and violence arc (stuck on a maths problem)

controversial opinion but..

maths is my favorite subject <3

02.04.2016

8/100 days of productivity

Started doing my maths homework today and I’m planning to get all my homework done as soon as possible. Nothing feels better than having all the stuff already done. And I got really excited about planning the birthday party for my sister and figuring out new posts for my blog. I’m thinking about inculding some studyblr inspired posts because this community is so motivational :)

“Only God can guide us in the fog, which seems to move with us; and God seems to have deserted us.” -Bram Stoker, Dracula-

Rainforest II