Two of the teachers at Beamish Board School in the colliery village at Beamish Museum apply all of their combined wisdom into solving the problem on the slate. Of course they will get it right because, in those days, teachers were always right!!

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Nikon D3200 _ 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 _

Saturation, midtone and shadow adjustments completed in Photoshop Elements.

Bryan in the Hak5 IRC was having trouble with some math stuff. I corrected his work, but I'm unsure of myself at this point since my Calculus is pretty rusty right now.

Unknown climber silhouetted on Calculus Crack on the Squamish Apron, as seen from the Koyaanisqatsi wall across the South Gully.

"Calculus: The Musical" uses catchy tunes and story development to present calculus in a historical context and highlight its concepts.

Calculus with Brian Wynne at Bard College at Simon's Rock. Photo taken by Briee Della Rocca

Interested in mastering calculus? Substitute yourself for one of the students in the Science and Mathematics Tutorial Hall, located in the TILT Russell George Great Hall on the CSU campus. CSU Photography: 07106_00005

Calculus

Sine, Sine, Sine, Cosine.

Last one of figurines, I promise.

Unit Circle Cake

maths 101

first shot with EF 50mm f/1.8II

Calculus

Project 365 2011 day 58

use the quartic regression to find the quartic function that contains the five given points ~ WHAT?

submitted to ODC/topic ~ confusion

Famille : Aizoaceae

Section : Cataphracta

Collecteur : Steven (Steve) Brack

Localité : Farm Kouvlei, RSA

Provenance : Janine Hairan le 07/10/2017, ex. Klaus Ingenwepelt le 15/10/2009

N° de collection personnel : C0377

Students in Abby Ross' Calculus Class review their work towards the end of spring semester, 2019. Photography by Glenn Minshall.

You would never guess that the most advanced math class in the school would be composed of board-doodling children at heart.

Once upon a time, I was a math teacher for Ateneo de Manila University.

Bear Habitat on the Baylor University Campus (reflection of campus in glass)

after a 2.5 year hiatus, I am reviving my Calculus with Play-Dough project, started here.

Calculus is the language of Physics which is the foundation of Engineering. Without Calculus there would be no electronics, no skyscrapers, no engines, no electricity, no nothing.

More nocturnal flowers. This plant is not good at math, it just looks like rocks.

Julie Anderson, lecturer in Mathematic, instructs her Business Calculus class. Photo by Kevin Bain/University Communications Photography

Une très vieille (et très belle) calculatrice au musée.

A very old (and very beautiful) calculator at the museum.