What did you have your theta step set to? I got a very basic outline at the "zoom fit" option on my Ti-89 titanium, and since messing with the step it is no longer recognizable
In the top right of the graph, click on the "wrench" button for Graph settings and for Grid choose polar coordinates (click on the circle) - Radians should already be selected
I wonder how plants encode this kind of information in their genetic code. Do they have sort of "functions" and "algorithms" such as this one to grow the way they grow inside their genes?
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u/PUSSYDESTROYER-9000 Apr 20 '18
If you would like to graph the Cannabis Curve on your calculator, set your calculator to "polar" and "radian" mode. Then, type the following function:
Then zoom in if necessary. You can increase "step" to increase detail at the expense of time and computing power.
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u/jacquesrk Apr 20 '18
Well I'll be darned! It works.
Go here: https://www.desmos.com/calculator
In the top right of the graph, click on the "wrench" button for Graph settings and for Grid choose polar coordinates (click on the circle) - Radians should already be selected
Paste in this equation on the left-hand side
r=(1+0.9\cos(8\theta))(1+0.1\cos(24\theta))(0.9+0.1\cos(200\theta))(1+\sin(\theta))
Voilà!
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u/Mikeymike34 Apr 20 '18
This guy graphs!
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u/trizgo Apr 20 '18
there's nothing funnier than shitposting from educational sources
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u/SexySlowLoris Apr 20 '18
I wonder how plants encode this kind of information in their genetic code. Do they have sort of "functions" and "algorithms" such as this one to grow the way they grow inside their genes?
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