Mirrors

Author:: Nick McKinley

Change the curvature of the mirror (even from concave to convex) and the location of the object and see what happens to the image. You can also observe the type of image (real or imaginary) and the magnification.

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Periodic Functions
Oriented Angles and the Unit Circle
Kopie von parabel - parabol
Chaotic behaviour
What if the Exponent is an OUTPUT?

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Snowflakes with GeoGebra
Long subtraction
H-Exploring Polynomials
The Equation of a Circle
Temperature vs. Time - Multiplication - Sim to Sim - 7

Discover Topics

Calculus
Means
Arithmetic Mean
Correlation
Quadratic Equations