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Category: Math

link to Standard deviation: how spread out is your data?

Standard deviation: how spread out is your data?

In This Article What Standard Deviation Actually Measures The Intuitive Calculation (No Formula Fear) Why Standard Deviation Rules Your World The 68-95-99.7 Rule: Your Data's Home Address Reading...

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link to Euler’s identity: the most beautiful equation ever written

Euler’s identity: the most beautiful equation ever written

In This Article The Five Mathematical Superstars The Impossible Connection Why Mathematicians Call It Beautiful The Man Behind The Magic The Deeper Magic Most people think math is about numbers...

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link to Quadratic equations: the surprisingly useful math you thought you’d never need

Quadratic equations: the surprisingly useful math you thought you’d never need

In This Article Method 1: Factoring (When the Stars Align) Method 2: Completing the Square (The Elegant Approach) Method 3: The Quadratic Formula (Your Mathematical Swiss Army Knife) The...

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link to What is a function? The machine that turns inputs into outputs

What is a function? The machine that turns inputs into outputs

In This Article The Function Machine: One Input, One Output Domain and Range: What Goes In, What Comes Out The Visual Test: How to Spot a Function Function Families: Different Machines, Different...

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Prime numbers: the atoms of mathematics

In This Article What Are Prime Numbers, Really? The Fundamental Truth That Changes Everything Why Your Credit Card Depends on Prime Numbers The Hunt for Monster Primes The Million-Dollar...

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link to Vectors and matrices: the math behind AI and video games

Vectors and matrices: the math behind AI and video games

In This Article What Are Vectors? Think Direction Plus Distance Matrices: The Vector Transformation Machines Matrix Multiplication: The Core Operation Powering Everything Why Video Games Live and...

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