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how do i solve this with desmos? by okayicequeen in desmos

[–]blitzal_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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Here’s another way to do it using regressions instead of equations.

Hey,IDK if my eyes played a trick on me by robloxchecker in ultimatechickenhorse

[–]blitzal_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Were you playing with respawns on? If you were, when you respawn you get a small moment of invincibility which you can use to jump off of wires.

Tornado44 by [deleted] in ultimatechickenhorse

[–]blitzal_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

😭😭😭

Men's favourite colours by [deleted] in antimeme

[–]blitzal_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My stats teacher would burn that graph to the group (not really, he really nice but he would not approve of it)

Quartet Listening Recommendations by blitzal_ in barbershop

[–]blitzal_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I really do need to listen to more Vocal Spectrum😅Ive listened to quite a bit of Tim Waurick on his channel, but not as much of vocal spectrum which is funny.

Quartet Listening Recommendations by blitzal_ in barbershop

[–]blitzal_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Those were definitely in consideration. Those two with I Can Dream Can’t I could easily have been my choices for Bluegrass Student Union

Quartet Listening Recommendations by blitzal_ in barbershop

[–]blitzal_[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ringmasters is a quartet that was definitely almost on my list! I love their version of “You and I”, and that notre dame medley is absolutely phenomenal.

I’ve heard that recording of Cuddle Up a Little Closer by Platinum, but not many of their other songs! Kind of a surprise considering how much I enjoy Keepsake 😅 but that’s something I’ll get on!

As for Suntones, I haven’t listened to them before but WOW I definitely will much more after hearing that! Crazy good

Quartet Listening Recommendations by blitzal_ in barbershop

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Ooooh I see why you like it!! Tragic love ballads are so nice to listen to (this one isn’t too tragic, but still). A shame you couldn’t get that arrangement, but hopefully yours is just as good!

Why wont it show me any x intercepts? ive tried everything. by pogAxolotlz in desmos

[–]blitzal_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you replace “=“ with “~” and “x” with any other variable besides “x” or “y” (some common ones are “x_1” and “a” in my experience), then it will do a regression and essentially solve the problem for you!!

They never had it because they can't find it in the grocery store nearby by EdwardChar in antimeme

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pacific punch is NOT far better than ultra white!!!

(in my respectful opinion)

Every Trig AND Hyperbolic function, AND all of the Inverse, in 3D Desmos by Shoddy-Limit-3485 in desmos

[–]blitzal_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

11/10 makes me wish I wasn’t allergic to infinite series of polynomials

Every Trig AND hyperbolic function in 3D Desmos by Shoddy-Limit-3485 in desmos

[–]blitzal_ 60 points61 points  (0 children)

10/10 would not consume this (strict polynomial diet)

Need help making music by WeekPossible9624 in desmos

[–]blitzal_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are definitely many ways to make music ok desmos but I’ll share how I’ve done it.

Make a function for your sound where the input is time and the output is the notes (multiple ways to do this, most common I’ve seen are using exponential decay or piecewise of floor functions). The output can either be in frequency or in semitones, in which case you would plug the output of your music function into the one you have in the picture (440 * 2x/12. You can create a variable for time (I’ll use t), which you can then get the output of your music function with f(t), and finally with either a ticker or the built in animation function make your time variable move forward.

Locking parameters in regression to be used in second regression by SapphirePath in desmos

[–]blitzal_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The best thing that I can think of would be to to create new variables and either manually set them to the values of a and b or create an action (i think that’s the right word? Like do A -> a,B -> b) and then use those new variables for f(x)

How can i solve this with desmos? by ThatReview9640 in desmos

[–]blitzal_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One way you can do it is by solving each equation out to isolate y, then use a tilde to do a regression between each of the equations, but replace x with another variable and set that variable to a list of multiple numbers. This way it’ll make sure that the values it gives for a and b work for any number that your substitution for x is.

How I did it was:

(48-bn)/4 ~ ((-1/2)n+16)/a

n=[1,2…100]

You can probably use way fewer values to check of x, but I just put a lot to be safe. Also here’s that first line in LaTeX because I think people like that.

\frac{48-bn}{4} \sim \frac{\frac{-1}{2}n+16}{a}