Archive for February, 2011

IntMath Newsletter: quadratic, resources, pentatonic and MathJax

In this Newsletter:

1. Math tip - Quadratic formula by completing the square - easier method
2. Resource - Curriki (a curriculum wiki)
3. More funny GraphJam graphs
4. Friday math movie: pentatonic scale
5. MathJax - render math on the Web on all browsers
6. Final thought – things that count

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Free math resources

CurrikiHere is a list of math lessons and other resources that you may find useful.

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MathJax - render math on the Web on all browsers

Render math with MathJaxHere's another method for getting math onto a Web page - MathJax.

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Friday math movie: pentatonic scale

dissonant soundsThe pentatonic scale is popular across all cultures. Some math is involved here!

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More funny GraphJam graphs

More funny graphs from graphjamHere are some more funny graphs courtesy of GraphJam.

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Quadratic formula by completing the square - easier method

quadraticHere's an easier way to derive the Quadratic Formula using completing the square.

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IntMath Newsletter - e Day, funny graphs, risk and matrices

In this Newsletter:

1. Math tip: Happy "e" Day
2. Funny graphs - from GraphJam
3. Math tip: Multiplying matrices
4. Friday math movie: Hans Rosling's 200 Countries, 200 Years, 4 Minutes
5. Math tip: Determining economic risk - Black Scholes formula
6. Friday math movie: Doodling in math class - binary trees
7. Final thought – security

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Determining economic risk - Black Scholes formula

Determining economic risk - Black Scholes formulaThe Black Scholes Model is one of the many formulas used by the mathematical financial wizards to price options. How does it work?

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Multiplying matrices

Multiplying matricesThis article points to 2 interactives that show how to multiply matrices.

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