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thinking-about-science.com
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| | | | | Before you read this, I suggest you read post 16.13. In the previous post (post 16.49), we saw the difference between forces that stretch things and forces that act in the opposite direction to compress things. In this post we will think about forces that act in any direction. Let's suppose we want to use... | |
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www.shapeoperator.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text discusses the use of geometric algebra to solve a sunset problem posed by Robert Vanderbei, avoiding the need for angles. It highlights the advantages of geometric algebra over classical trigonometry, complex numbers, and other methods, emphasizing its coordinate-free nature and applicability to higher dimensions. The text also recommends resources for learning geometric algebra and mentions related problems and experiments for estimating Earth's size. | |
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revisionmaths.com
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| | | | | Trigonometry GCSE Maths Revision section covering: Sin, Cos, Tan, Pythagoras, Sine and Cosine Rule, Similar Triangles and Congruency. | |
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