Resources for Math 111
| Polynomial Demos (Geometer's Sketchpad required) | |
Using Geometer's Sketchpad, move the sliders to see graphs of third degree polynomials. |
Using Geometer's Sketchpad, move the sliders to see graphs of fourth degree polynomials. |
Interval notation explained:
http://id.mind.net/~zona/mmts/miscellaneousMath/intervalNotation/intervalNotation.html
 Horizontal Line: how to find the equation (1.43M, audio) |
 Vertical Line: how to find the equation (1.46M, audio) |
 Point and Slope: How to find the equation of a line (4.13M, audio) |
 Two Points: How to find the equation of a line (5.5M, audio) |
Graphing Software Virtual TI calculator (freeware, Windows only): To use, first extract the zip file. Then double click on Vti (or Vti.exe) to launch the program. Winplot (freeware, Windows only): A powerful graphing package developed by Rick Parris, a math instructor at Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire Graphing Calculator: A powerful and easy-to-use graphing and algebra software package developed for the Mac and also available for Windows machines (not free). |
Mathematics www.mathwords.com, an online math dictionary covering beginning algebra through calculus, written and published by me, Bruce Simmons Mathworld, an online math dictionary covering advanced topics (calculus and beyond), created by Eric Weisstein and published by Wolfram (publishers of Mathematica®) Ask Dr. Math, a resource for answering math questions provided by The Math Forum at Drexel |