Show us your animated GIFs... [Volume 2]

[mchammer89]

grumbledoak said:

Er, that's pretty meaningless, actually.

Not really, it shows that Sin(theta)^2 + Cos(theta)^2 = 1

[Oily Nails]

^^^ that'll be a bye bye from him then ^^^

[mchammer89]

grumbledoak said:

mchammer89 said:

Not really, it shows that Sin(theta)^2 + Cos(theta)^2 = 1

No, though that is easy enough to prove.

It is meaningless because the dotted relationship between the cos() plot and the rotating point is completely arbitrary.

It's not arbitrary, the curve has a fixed centre point and the radius is increasing and decreasing from that point. So any horizontal variation on the cirle is shown as a vertical variation on the graph. It's just a way of making it neater as opposed to having the sin graph horizontal and the cos graph vertical.

[mchammer89]

grumbledoak said:

So, this 'fixed centre point', which isn't shown and has no obvious geometric relation to the circle, is important?

Nah, as shown this is meaningless.

It's used to translate a horizontal displacement into a vertical one so that you can see the two graphs side by side.

Once again, you're living up to your username.

[_Dan_]

mchammer89 said:

grumbledoak said:

So, this 'fixed centre point', which isn't shown and has no obvious geometric relation to the circle, is important?

Nah, as shown this is meaningless.

It's used to translate a horizontal displacement into a vertical one so that you can see the two graphs side by side.

Once again, you're living up to your username.

Take it to another thread boys! This isn't the one for quibbling over crap!

p.s. I liked it!
p.p.s. An yes it's an accurate representation!

Edited by _Dan_ on Thursday 4th November 03:00

[grumbledoak]

Ok.

[Vipers]

mchammer89 said:

grumbledoak said:

Er, that's pretty meaningless, actually.

Not really, it shows that Sin(theta)^2 + Cos(theta)^2 = 1

I knew that

[im]

mchammer89 said:

grumbledoak said:

So, this 'fixed centre point', which isn't shown and has no obvious geometric relation to the circle, is important?

Nah, as shown this is meaningless.

It's used to translate a horizontal displacement into a vertical one so that you can see the two graphs side by side.

Once again, you're living up to your username.

Ah but where's the regressed curve depicting the variable integer of gamma then?

[isee]

were my gifs out of line in any way? my post seems to have been edited.

[monthefish]

isee said:

were my gifs out of line in any way? my post seems to have been edited.

Looks like it.
(which is strange, as the mods didn't take any action when they were posted in Volume 1 - think the mods are getting stricter these days)

[retrobob]

[LordGrover]

[Big Al.]

isee said:

were my gifs out of line in any way? my post seems to have been edited.

Yep I embedded the pics (still there) as this thread dosen't have any NSFW warnings attached, those clip could get some members into a lot of do do if caught with them displayed on their screen, you can still see the pics but not until you click on the links.

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[mchammer89]

im said:

mchammer89 said:

grumbledoak said:

So, this 'fixed centre point', which isn't shown and has no obvious geometric relation to the circle, is important?

Nah, as shown this is meaningless.

It's used to translate a horizontal displacement into a vertical one so that you can see the two graphs side by side.

Once again, you're living up to your username.

Ah but where's the regressed curve depicting the variable integer of gamma then?

Alright, alright, you got me there!

[isee]

Big Al. said:

isee said:

were my gifs out of line in any way? my post seems to have been edited.

Yep I embedded the pics (still there) as this thread dosen't have any NSFW warnings attached, those clip could get some members into a lot of do do if caught with them displayed on their screen, you can still see the pics but not until you click on the links.

didn't think they were that NSFW, but fair enough. cheers for the explanation

[Otter Smacker]

retrobob said:

[Big Al.]

isee said:

didn't think they were that NSFW, but fair enough. cheers for the explanation

Believe me whilst you may not think those are NSFW there are members on here that would be dismissed instantly if found viewing those sort of images at work.

So think of others if not sure embed and label NSFW.

[Big Al.]

isee said:

didn't think they were that NSFW, but fair enough. cheers for the explanation

Believe me whilst you may not think those are NSFW there are members on here that would be dismissed instantly if found viewing those sort of images at work.

So think of others if not sure embed and label NSFW.

[Negative Creep]