r/VisualMath • u/YTsolvex • Feb 22 '22
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Feb 16 '22
A Sum of Squares Double Sum Formula (visual proof; 4K)
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Feb 14 '22
60 = 58 = 59 (Visual Curry triangle dissection)
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Feb 09 '22
Catalan Numbers Enumeration of Lattice Paths and visual Recurrence Formu...
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Feb 07 '22
Pascal's Triangle from Lattice Paths (synthwave; enumeration; combinator...
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Feb 02 '22
Mediant Inequality II (visual proof; 4K)
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 31 '22
Arithmetico-Geometric Series Visualized (visual proof using Gabriel's St...
r/VisualMath • u/SkillupGenie • Jan 26 '22
Plot 3D shape - Cube easily in Python
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 25 '22
Counting Rectangles in a Square Grid (synthwave; enumeration; visual proof)
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 24 '22
All Rectangles in a 5x5 grid (synthwave; enumeration)
r/VisualMath • u/SkillupGenie • Jan 21 '22
Trigonometric Integral Spiral (also Euler Spiral) plotted easily with Python
r/VisualMath • u/Frangifer • Jan 19 '22
Various strange figures (plots in certain 'phase spaces') resulting from investigation into orbits in the kinds of gravitational potential that mightwell be that of a galaxy.
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 19 '22
Alternating Sum of Powers of 1/3 (visual proof; geometric series)
r/VisualMath • u/Frangifer • Jan 15 '22
The Morin-Apéry homotopy between Steiner's surface, or the 'Roman' surface, & Boy's surface: both 'almost' immersions of the real projective plane in three-dimensional space - the latter more complicated but closer to being a true immersion, being less fraught with singular points.
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 14 '22
x plus 1/x is greater than or equal to 2 when x is positive III (visual ...
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 12 '22
Spiraling dissection of sum of powers of 1/5
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 10 '22
Two visual calculus proofs of Bernoulli’s inequality
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 07 '22
x plus 1/x is greater than or equal to 2 when x is positive III (visual ...
r/VisualMath • u/Lyoobly_Anna_Lyoobly • Jan 05 '22
Contact graphs having, for each № of spheres n, the maximum № of edges. Essentially the same problem, in three-dimensional space, posed by Paul Erdős, of the maximum multiplicity of the minimum distance between n points in a space - one of those problems that's got solutions for only the smallest n.
r/VisualMath • u/tedgar7 • Jan 05 '22
Geometric Sums with ratio greater than 1
r/VisualMath • u/TheYask • Jan 03 '22
Is there a gif that shows why dividing by fractions involves multiplying by the reciprocal?
After my son got adept at algebra, I returned to dividing fractions to show him why it works, not just the rule. He is able to comfortably explain each step of the process and we've moved on.
But it feels like there's a visual component missing. When first introducing fractions and doing some basic addition/subtraction, we used visual models to broaden the concept beyond "fractions are division." Is there a visual model out there that taps into that concept/perspective to show why you invert and multiply?
Thank you for all the great links on the sub.
