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Mathematics

Functions, calculus, geometry, probability. 245 topics, from beginner to advanced.

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Linear Functions

A straight line with constant rate of change. The slope m tilts it and the intercept b shifts it vertically.

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Quadratic Functions

Parabolas model projectiles and optimisation. The sign of a decides whether it opens up or down.

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The Derivative as a Slope

Zoom in on a curve: the secant line settles into the tangent, whose slope is the derivative.

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The Quadratic Formula

The roots of any quadratic come from one formula; the axis of symmetry sits halfway between them.

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Pythagorean Theorem

Areas of the squares on the two legs add up to the square on the hypotenuse.

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The Golden Ratio

Ratios of consecutive Fibonacci numbers converge to φ ≈ 1.618, the proportion of the golden spiral.

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Pascal’s Triangle

Each entry is the sum of the two above. It holds binomial coefficients and many hidden patterns.

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Fibonacci Numbers

Each term is the sum of the previous two; squares of those sizes tile into a spiral.

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The Normal Distribution

The bell curve is described fully by its mean and standard deviation.

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Bayes’ Theorem

Update probabilities with evidence. Even an accurate test gives mostly false alarms for rare conditions.

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Compound Interest

Interest earns interest: balance grows exponentially with the compounding rate.

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Prime Numbers and the Sieve

The Sieve of Eratosthenes crosses out multiples to leave only primes.

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Functions, calculus, geometry, probability. Each topic has a live animation, a lesson and a quick quiz.

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