Desmos is a free online tool that allows users to graph functions, plot points, visualize algebraic equations, add sliders, and animate graphs. It is used to connect triangles to slope and the Unit Circle values to graph trigonometric functions. The unit circle is a circle of radius one unit, centered at the origin. Students learn about trigonometric ratios in the context of right triangles and learn about the formula for the sum of the interior angles of any polygon.
Desmos also offers the ability to graph inverse trig relations and functions, build interactive unit circles, and sine wave tracers. Users can enhance their graphs with custom colors to go beyond the default Desmos palette and add a personal touch. The Desmos tools support both the HSV and RGB color models, allowing users to define their graphs.
Graphing a circle on Desmos requires equal coefficients of x and y, or an ellipse. Users can use polygons to create beautiful, dynamic shapes in the Desmos Graphing Calculator, Geometry Tool, and 3D Calculator. Angles in the table can be modified or cell empty to have less points.
📹 Desmos Art Graphing Tutorial – Circles, Ovals, Shaded Circles and Ovals – Tutorial
This is to teach people how to make circles, Ovals, Shaded Circles, Shaded Ovals, and circles with cut out parts inside to use as …
📹 How to Create Desmos Art 1 – Lines and Circles – Step by Step Guide
If you enjoy playing around with functions and graphs, you might be interested in the so-called Desmos Art. You can create a …
Mehmet!!!!!!😄😄 I was planning to draw the logo and send it to you. 😜 But first things first, the article quality wherein you are in the picture looks so good. I am saying it good because there are certain portions where the aspect ratio is 20:9 and one can zoom it in their phones and see things so perfectly. (Even I switched to Samsung)😁😁 Secondly, I had not known about this slider technique. The day when you had said that there will be a competition, was the day I went onto to see your Desmos Art for the XP-Pen Mr. Fenix’s art again and again and also other tutorials which were basically time-lapse articles of their art, and got a rough idea about it. Now, I can up my game with this slider one. 😝 And thirdly, please address to my query of Corel Visual Studio. 😝 No wonder you are a good teacher! 🤩🤩
i always loved calculus and drawing graphs, I have been thinking why isn’t functions are used to draw art on graphs, I started searching online for a software or something that draw functions and i found Desmos and saw the art made in their contests and it made me excited to learn to do art using maths, and yesterday i searched for tutorials on how to use desmos and found you i saw the ur 1st article and applied it with even more detail xd, i am going to finish the other 2 articles right now, i am very willing to learn more thanks for ur articles ^^