Does this rlly works?
>>16799622Yes. Questions?
>>16799622The mid-wit layman says>i has no theorems and experiences>Does this rlly works?The Keks are Thunderous.
>>16799640Proof? Im discussing this with someone and I don't have a graphing calc. Could you by any chance type all that shit into one and see if it really draws yotsuba
>>16799651Most of them are literally Turing complete, anon. You can try to program any shit on them.
>>16799652Yes but that's not the point of contention. We are disagreeing if someone actually went to the trouble or If its a shoop
>>16799622If you're asking if those formulas draw Yotsuba, no, it's just a calculus student's cheat sheet. He probably has another program that just draws a bunch of line segments to make the Yotsuba picture.
>>16799622No, obviously not
>>16799665Ok thanks :)
>>16799622why don't you ask chat?in all seriousness, it is easy to draw an arbitrary continuous curve, break it up into a parametric equation of x(t) and y(t), and then do a fourier transform to encode the curve in terms of trig functions.however, note, that yotsuba is not made out of a continuous curve. so no, whatever this is, it is fake and gay. but you could come up with an expansion that did more or less draw that out.side note, fourier transforms can be used to expand functions with jump discontinuities (they converge to the average of the two points that are part of the jump), but any finite expansion (read, what you input into your calculator) will necessarily be continuous
>>16799651>I don't have a graphing calwhatever you are using to communicate with, be it laptop, desktop, or phone, is a graphing calculatorthere is no reason to buy a graphing calculator, even if you a middle or high schooler
>>16799698matrix math
>>16799697who is chat?Thank you for the more detailed explaination.>>16799698Is there some online one? Or would I need to download a program
>>16799718https://www.desmos.com/calculator
>>16799728Thanks <3
>>16799718learn how to program python and learn how to use numpy and matplotlibit's like 21st century literacy
>>16799738I would if I had any need to do so
>>16799753it would behoove you
>>16799768Uhhhhhhh fiinnee ill learn to program python (*><)
>>16799622>1 trillion piecewise functionsWhat's the fewest number of functions it takes to draw Yotsuba?
