For the Crazy Tuesday challenge: Guess What It Is.

Yes it is indeed an Abacus. I thought it would be great for this challenge because I thought it was pretty esoteric in these days of all purpose "phones." Guess they are still more common than I thought. Way to go everyone. Thanks for guessing!

I published this to demonstrate the point that if you give the same Mandelbrot set location (ie, coordinates) to any fractal program, then you will see the exact same fractal structures.

The colors and other surface rendering effects may be very different, but the point is the structure is identical.

[OK, its not quite identical, because it is a mirror image. This is simply an inconsistency in orientation of the X and Y axes in the way the algorithm was coded.]

If you want to enlarge (or zoom out) from this location, you can click on web based fractal program. fract.ygingras.net/funky-2/0.26297022/0.00245330/1500000

I selected it because it allows you to place the X and Y coordinate numbers (and the "Magnification Factor" on the URL.

Java applet based fractal generators are commonplace. Many good ones can be found here: www.mathtools.net/Java/Fractals/

File: FractWebBased_Rodd1h_1024a

We are navigating through uncharted waters with this new way of learning Math. Math U See is a slower paced yet (for us) a more logical way of learning Math concepts. It's also great for kinesthetic (touch and feel) and visual learners since it involves the senses in the learning process.

We found it helpful for her to learn her basics with a little help from a classic.

The Rekenrek that my husband and I built. It is very bright and fun.

Mint condition. Not a single scratch. Keuffel & Esser Co., N.Y. Seriel#442129; Model#N4092-5; Log Log Duplex; K, DF, CF, CIF, CI, C, D, L; Twelve inch rule to show scale.

Mint condition. Not a single scratch. Keuffel & Esser Co., N.Y. Seriel#442129; Model#N4092-5; Log Log Duplex; K, DF, CF, CIF, CI, C, D, L;

Mint condition. Not a single scratch. Keuffel & Esser Co., N.Y. Seriel#442129; Model#N4092-5; Log Log Duplex; K, DF, CF, CIF, CI, C, D, L;

Mint condition. Not a single scratch. Keuffel & Esser Co., N.Y. Seriel#442129; Model#N4092-5; Log Log Duplex; K, DF, CF, CIF, CI, C, D, L;

A scientific calculator performs advanced mathematical functions beyond basic arithmetic.

For Information Please Visit : calculatorcentral.net/scientific-calculator

Discover our user-friendly Cosine Calculator to instantly compute cosine values for any angle. Perfect for students, engineers, and math enthusiasts tackling trigonometry problems.

#CosineCalculator #Trigonometry #MathTools

For More Info : calculatorcentral.net/cosine-calculator

Percentage Difference Calculator: Compare values easily with the Percentage Difference Calculator at Calculator Central. Calculate percentage differences for better insights.

Percentage Calculator: Simplify percentage calculations with the Percentage Calculator at Calculator Central. Calculate percentages quickly and accurately.

Percentage Contribution Calculator: Analyze data effectively with the Percentage Contribution Calculator from Calculator Central. Determine percentage contributions effortlessly.

Percentage Error Calculator: Enhance accuracy in measurements with the Percentage Error Calculator by Calculator Central. Calculate percentage errors efficiently.

Crunching numbers just got simpler! 📊 Plug any list of numbers separated by commas (like 10, 20, 30) into the Standard Deviation Calculator and get quick results. Perfect for students, data enthusiasts, or anyone curious about data spread. Try it now and clear fields with a click! Calculate confidently today.#StandardDeviationCalculator #StandardDeviation #SD #Statistics #StatsHelp #DataAnalysis #DataScience #Mathematics #MathTools #Probability #Maths #Variance #Dispersion #StudentLife #StudyTips #HomeworkHelp #ExamPrep #OnlineCalculator #FreeTools #ProblemSolved #QuickCalculation #Efficiency #ToolOfTheDay

bit.ly/3JWCfJ9

A standard calculator is a basic electronic device used for performing common arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

for more information visit : calculatorcentral.net/

Percentage Growth Calculator: Track growth trends with the Percentage Growth Calculator from Calculator Central. Calculate percentage growth rates with precision.