r/desmos

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/yg6vqt3a47

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/4avofqraje

I know this is fairly trivial, but why does it do this? When I put in (-3)^(2) it outputs the correct answer (9), I'm guessing it does the x^(2) and then makes it a negative, but this seems quite unintuitive.

I mean I do, I use it to export videos of some of my graphs that I found cool mainly.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/desmodder-for-desmos/eclmfdfimjhkmjglgdldedokjaemjfjp?hl=en in case you're wondering

To commemorate a quarter millenia since the declaration of American Independence, I made a Justly tuned version of the song Star-Spangled Banner in Desmos.

https://www.desmos.com/notebook/5oehaomqxn/view

>!Oh yeah btw, for the pi symbol and the Omega symbol, in order to change how many points are being used you have to go into the load folder, set R to 1, experience a massive lag spike due to the entire rest of the graph loading in all at once, press the thing that says 'z->z_0', and then set R back to 0 to prevent having to endure this massive lag spike again simply by pressing fullscreen, or reloading it in any other way.!<

How would i do this math question on desmos? And can someone pls explain how to use sliders etc to me its complicated for me.

I thought that normal Desmos was wrong so I checked xy(x-y)^2 in 3d Desmos, and it looked different. Do you know why they give different plots?

what do you guys think of the heart?

series used to be in r/funComunitty, but I moved it here

almost no one commented something on day 4 so the graph hasn't changed :(

[checkpoint every other day: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/17junyoc8z?lang=en

Next one on day 7]

graph: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/24mjwvjruo, i will share some cool snapshots/variations in the comments.

I used this table to make quaterion multiplication in desmos but is there a simple table like this for division?

Hi, I'm not a desmos pro, but I thought this was interesting and not sure where else to show it

I believe this is a rendering bug, (that's what AI is telling me). Something to do with a floating point error. Very interesting oscilation that's going on though. Works with different values for variables, and a negative c value will even mirror it across the y-axis.

Graph should equate to a perfectly straight line at 4096

I was making a quaterion fractal just to be hit with this stupid error.

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/8d5alecs6b