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#1 2011-09-21 07:48:53
#2 2011-09-21 09:06:22
- Paddle2See
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Re: floor(sin(cos(x)))
I'm confused...it looks like a 3D plot. But there's only one independent variable (X) so it should be only a 2D relationship.
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#3 2011-09-21 09:10:17
- rabbit1131
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Re: floor(sin(cos(x)))
*Rabbit1131's brain is hurting from that
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#4 2011-09-21 19:09:33
Re: floor(sin(cos(x)))
Paddle2See wrote:
I'm confused...it looks like a 3D plot. But there's only one independent variable (X) so it should be only a 2D relationship.
By the way, Show and Tell is reserved for advertising Scratch projects and galleries. I'll move this to Miscellaneous for you
I was thinking the same thing... if I'm not mistaken, doesn't floor() just round down to the nearest integer? (That's what it does in programming, at least...)
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#5 2011-09-22 19:00:28
- matthew8092001
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Re: floor(sin(cos(x)))
Paddle2See wrote:
I'm confused...it looks like a 3D plot. But there's only one independent variable (X) so it should be only a 2D relationship.
By the way, Show and Tell is reserved for advertising Scratch projects and galleries. I'll move this to Miscellaneous for you
That's basically the weirdness of it 
I don't incorporate y in the equation, it basically becomes all strange and flat-ish.
TRIANGULAR PANCAKES
x+sin(y)/floor(cos(y-x) )+ceil(x+y)
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Last edited by matthew8092001 (2011-09-22 19:01:54)
lol
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