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Currently these documented examples are available
Pages in category "Examples"
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- A 5-circle incidence theorem
- Adding events
- Adding events 2
- Affine normalform of parabola
- Affine ratio
- Aligning text
- Analyze data with the Statistics software R
- Angle
- Animated age pyramid
- Animation II
- Animation III
- Animation of lines
- Animations
- Another example for displaying GEONExT
- Antiderivative
- Apollonian circle packing
- Approximation of e
- Approximation of the circle area
- Arc length
- Archimedean spiral
- Arithmetics of complex numbers
- Autocatalytic process
B
C
- Calculate Pi with Monte-Carlo-method
- Cannonball
- Cardinal splines
- Catmull-Rom splines
- Centroid
- Ceva's theorem
- Change Equation of a Graph
- Charts from HTML tables
- Charts from HTML tables - tutorial
- Circle
- Circle approximation
- Circle inversion
- Circle with ticks
- Circles on circles
- Circles on circles rotating in opposite directions
- Circular arc approximation by cubic Bezier curve
- Circum circles of subtriangles
- User:Cleonis/sandbox/requestAnimationFrame
- User:Cleonis/sandbox/setInterval
- Color vision deficiency
- Colorful circles
- Conic sections
- Conic sections in polar form
- Continuous function II
- Continuous functions
- Convergence of sequence
- Convergence of series
- Cosine
- Cubic spline interpolation
- Curly braces
- Curve
D
- Data plot
- Data plot of live data via AJAX
- Dependent gliders
- Desargues's theorem
- Different chart styles
- Differentiability
- Differential equations
- Discontinuous derivative
- Display stock quotes from Yahoo!
- Displaying GEONExT constructions
- Displaying Intergeo constructions
- Drag Polygons
- Draggable exponential function
- Dragon curve
- Dual lattice
- Dynamic bar chart
E
F
G
H
I
- Images
- Images and Transformations
- Inequalities
- Infinity
- Interactive JessieScript
- Interpolation: Neville's algorithm
- Intersection of circles
- Intersection of curves I
- Intersection of curves II
- Intersection of functiongraphs
- Inverse Composition Rules
- Inverse mapping of the power function
- Islands and lakes
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M
N
P
- P-Norm
- Pappus's hexagon theorem
- Parabola
- Parabola II
- Parallel projection of a sphere
- Parallelogram
- Parametric curve plotter
- Peano curve
- Pendulum
- Penrose tiling
- Pie chart
- Pie chart II
- Plant generation I
- Plant generation II
- Plot data with slider
- Poincare disc model
- Point
- Point 'fixed' in one direction
- Polar curve plotter
- Polar grid
- Polygon
- Polygon II
- Polygon through ordered set of gliders
- Polynomial curve of constant width
- Polynomial regression I
- Polynomial regression II
- Polynomials
- Population growth models
- Positioning of labels
- Power functions
- Power series - pointwise
- Power Series for sine
- Power Series for sine and cosine
- Power series for the exponential function
- Predator-Prey equations
- Predicting maximal strength
- Programming turtle graphics
- Projective transformation matrix
R
- Random points
- Random walks
- Rational functions
- Real-time graphing
- Rectangles
- Reflect images
- Restrict points to limited area
- Reuleaux pentagon
- Riemann integrability
- Riemann sum II
- Riemann sum III
- Riemann sums
- Rolle's Theorem
- Rolling circle on circle
- Rolling circle on cosine
- Rolling circle on line
- Rolling Reuleaux pentagon
- Rolling Reuleaux triangle
- Rose
