I love math,
and since it was what attracted me to Computer Science,
most of the first programs I wrote solved problems like
resolving quadratic equations, getting the standard deviation of some numeric data, etc.
The following resources use HTML5 to visualize math concepts. Enjoy using them.
PI From King Solomon's pool in the Bible, to Archimedes, to the chinese, and to super computers of today, Pi has grown. This tool uses the Archimedes method, drawing two same-sided shapes and estimating the area of the circle between them by comparing their areas. I calculated areas by 'dividing' any created shape into (number of sides - 2) triangles. The algorithm was difficult for me, but I believe it was worth it. Make a Pi
Tables Tables makes calculating a table of values for polynomials easy. By just inputing a polynomial, users can see values substituted on it across an interval. Tabulate
Matrices In my first year at high school, a friend of mine asked me, "what are matrices about?". I answered, "playing with numbers". That's what this webpage helps you do. So go ahead and transpose, determine, multiply, and play as much as possible. Number play
Questions and Answers Although this one is not fully implemented, it still offers some functionality. Its principle is as simple as its title. After specifying a mode, and the number of questions, you answer the questions, clicking next, show answer, and finally, submit. Answer questions