When I was an intermediate student, when I was in my college, I found an app called Dismos and I downloaded the app on my mobile phone. When the app was used for generating graphs for a function, so I used it on my study. However, I noticed that some functions are too complicated for the mobile to generate the graphs. So what I did I searched online to see if there any desktop version of the software that I can use. Surprisingly I found there is a website dedicated to it. It is the same platform that test most but it is just an online version with an website. So from then on I used this website to generate graphs for function. I had a thing for mathematics. So I used to explore the graphs, how a graph of a function looked like. This had quite interesting, it was quite interesting to me. Then I also used it in my study during my course material, during my course of mathematics. I had to I had to analyze the graphs of function. So I use this website to generate the graphs and it helped me quite a lot in the study. And nowadays I use it to teach students because I am a lecturer at a university and also teach courses of maths now. So while teaching I sometimes I had to show graphs of a certain function or shows them some plot or and many other graphical things. One thing special about this platform is that you can animate not only just generate graphs you can actually animate them. So it helps me quite a lot simulating things and show them students how certain function behaves under some changes or or any many things like that. So yeah, I would say this is definitely useful website and I would suggest everyone to use it.
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When I was an intermediate student, in college, I found an app called Dismos and downloaded it on my mobile phone. The app was used for generating graphs for functions, so I used it in my studies. However, I noticed that some functions were too complicated for the mobile app to generate the graphs. So, I searched online to see if there was a desktop version of the software that I could use. Surprisingly, I found there was a website dedicated to it. It is the same platform as the app, but it is just an online version with a website. From then on, I used this website to generate graphs for functions. I had a passion for mathematics, so I explored the graphs and how a graph of a function looked. This was quite interesting to me. I also used it in my studies during my mathematics course. I had to analyze the graphs of functions, so I used this website to generate the graphs, and it helped me a lot in my studies. Nowadays, I use it to teach students because I am a lecturer at a university and also teach math courses. While teaching, I sometimes have to show graphs of certain functions or plots and many other graphical representations. One special thing about this platform is that you can animate not only generate graphs; you can actually animate them. This helps me a lot in simulating things and showing students how certain functions behave under various changes. So, I would say this is definitely a useful website, and I would suggest everyone use it.
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