A directory of useful objects found on the web for teaching Maths.
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Demonstration, Visualization
This example aims to demonstrate our inability to fully grasp exponential functions.
Our action hero stands on a platform inside an empty 4000 litre water tank. At the very bottom of the tank lies a magic drop of water. Invisible to the eye now, it doubles in size every 10 seconds.
Although the growth rate is constant, for a long time we see no change. But there's a well known limit, the capacity of the tank. Once he realises that water is rising exponentially, poor pixellated Chris has no time left to react.
14 April 2014 Edit: 14 April 2014
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