Tech Savvy Tempers

[mucus]

Time for the new game!
This one is supposed to be more tricky.
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Where is it from?

Spoiler: People are too lazy to complete these

This time it's a quote!

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"Nyo, now I'm worried!" Though in the show "Nyo" sounded like "Mew"
Now who said it? in reference to what? and what show is it from?
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Spoiler: Completed Contests

Completed Challenges:
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Where in the world is this?

Accuracy within 5 miles please!
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Easy one!
What is this a picture of?

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SOLVED! by gosp

The Results/ Scores
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wabsta: 1
Gosp : 1
Minox_IX: 2
Everyone Else : 0
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score 10 for a custom designed sig or avatar

 

[Joe88]

wut?

 

[enarky]

EDIT: [who cares anyways?]

 

[zeromac]

LOL uhh if im right i think thats a cartisian plane? and its from the pokemon D/P watch thingy its an inbuilt useless program

 

[mucus]

LOL uhh if im right i think thats a cartisian plane? and its from the pokemon D/P watch thingy its an inbuilt useless program

my friend that receives only partial credit.

but no points

of course it's a plane, but what is the diagram i have created? and what do you need to do to make that graph?

 

[Minox]

That's just a graph?

I don't really get this game

 

[zeromac]

like i said, its just a full cartisian plane -.- which includes the negatives

 

[mucus]

Do i need to repost, and point out those fucking lines that run across it in curves?

c'mon have some sense my friends! and don't forget about your powers!

 

[B-Blue]

it's looks like that pokemon i forgot its name

 

[zeromac]

LOL uhh if im right i think thats a cartisian plane? and its from the pokemon D/P watch thingy its an inbuilt useless program

my friend that receives only partial credit.

but no points

of course it's a plane, but what is the diagram i have created? and what do you need to do to make that graph?

uhh lemme see.... u need a ruler, a pen or pencil.

 

[mucus]

redrawing it is not solving how to create it.

it's math

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

it's math

To hell with math.

 

[DarkRey]

it's looks like that pokemon i forgot its name

deoxys (what ever that thing was)

x and y are the coordinates there

 

[Frederica Bernkastel]

it's looks like that pokemon i forgot its name

deoxys (what ever that thing was)

x and y are the coordinates there

I was gonna say that.
Clever, but really, this thread should be renamed "Daily Temper Dingbat Thread"
Cause thats what it is; a dingbat.

 

[mucus]

nope completely wrong

c'mon kids break out those ti-83s, ti-84s, ti-89s and solve this bad guy

 

[mucus]

Hey guys,
[17:18] y1= (1/x); y2 = -(1/x); y3 = sin( x ); y4 = -sin( x )

Good try Icehawk, but that's not right! good start!



YES IT'S 4 ENTERIES

 

[Jiggah]

So, we're assuming that this is one equation that produces a graph that looks like that? Or multiple equations?

Ice was right about one function y=(1/x) and y=-(1/x). However, sin(x) makes waves. But you can produce the two parabolic shapes by using y^2 = x or -y^2 = x some variant of that.

Anyway, a 1:1 would be nice rather than have it stretched out like that.

 

[mucus]

want a different pic? i can post a different one with more of the graph showing if you like

 

[Jiggah]

2/x;
-2/x;
(1/8)sqrt(-x-1);
-(1/8)sqrt(-x-1);
(1/8)sqrt(x-1);
-(1/8)sqrt(x-1);

Just as an example.

I can't remember but to get a 1:1, you have to set more values for the horizontal vs the vertical since the TIs are stretched funny.

 

[gosp]

Did y'all never learn hyperbolas

X^2 / A^2 - Y^2 / B^2 = 1

and then you can rotate them 45 degrees and get XY = 1

That picture is a bit confusing because it makes it look like y=+-1 are asymptotes for the two turned ones.

so it would be something like Y = 1/X, Y = -1/X, and the other one broken into two

A seems to be about 1/2, so 4X^2 - Y^2/B^2 = 1
What's B? No idea. I don't have a calculator to put in random digits, but if you solve for Y

+-SQRT(B^2(X^2/A^2 - 1)) = Y
trying 1/2 for A and 1/2 for B
Y = +- SQRT(X^2 - .25)

That's about as far as I can go.