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Posts by Benjamin Sabree

Exponentiating (with base 10).

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We had a guy retire a while back who had fifty years.

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I always talk about the limit as x —> a as what the function looks like it’s going to do and f(a) as what the function actually does. Then a continuous function is one that does what it looks like it’s going to do.

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I’m fine with that characterization. That’s the way they grow. Squares, however, don’t have a natural orientation.

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Nicely done.

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Quantum tunneling.

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Nice! Is that Fairfield Circuitry a Barbershop? How do you like it?

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A guitar pedalboard with a variety of pedals (somewhat sloppily) wired together

A guitar pedalboard with a variety of pedals (somewhat sloppily) wired together

Nice. I’ve had a similar project:

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Ah, thanks for that.

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That’d be an interesting poll: “scratch” or “scrap,” and location (or hometown).

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Alright, #ITeachMath and #EduSky:

Is it “scrap paper” or “scratch paper?”

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TikZ is my favorite tool.

Check out this (super-helpful) guide:

cremeronline.com/LaTeX/minima...

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An animation showing the generation of the graph of a polar function with the associated rectangular function overlayed to one side, showing the connection between the height of the rectangular function and the radius of the polar one

An animation showing the generation of the graph of a polar function with the associated rectangular function overlayed to one side, showing the connection between the height of the rectangular function and the radius of the polar one

This was a fun @desmos.com graph to whip up, helping a student make the connection between rectangular and polar functions.

desmos.com/calculator/p...

#ITeachMath

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A 3-dimensional graph of a hyperbolic surface with the contour map and gradient for it projected onto the xy-plane

A 3-dimensional graph of a hyperbolic surface with the contour map and gradient for it projected onto the xy-plane

Had fun making a surface/contour map/gradient generator in
@desmos.com 3D with my Multivariable students. This one's easily customizable.

desmos.com/3d/2cff48b448

#ITeachMath

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A 3-dimensional plot of the grid curves of a parametrically-defined surface, the wire of frame a tube spiraling vertically

A 3-dimensional plot of the grid curves of a parametrically-defined surface, the wire of frame a tube spiraling vertically

Whipped up a nice parametric plot (complete with grid curves) for a fun surface in @desmos.com.

#ITeachMath

desmos.com/3d/3c3edc7636

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A screenshot of the "Posts" section of my profile, showing a "No postss yet" message

A screenshot of the "Posts" section of my profile, showing a "No postss yet" message

Happy to find so many familiar faces here, along with plenty of new ones. While I figure out the lay of the land, let me drop a few posts from the old microblogging site, because this is looking a little sad:

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🙋

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