[PUBLISHER] Merge #17

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content/Math/Big Unorganized Math Notes.md

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 ### Graph the function by hand
 ### Determine the intervals on which the function is increasing and/or decreasing
 ### Find the domain
-#### Find the range 
+#### Find the range 
+
+
+## Synthetic division
+given this equation
+$$
+3x^3+17x^2+12x-6
+$$
+You can find all the real zeros by first either checking it by calc and picking one of the x intercepts, or listing all the possible zeroes by dividing the factors o the leading coefficient by the factors of the constant! Once you have one zero use synthetic division to keep reducing it until it's a quadratic equation! 
+$$
+\begin{array}{c|rrr}&3&17&12&-6\\\frac{1}{3}&&1&6&6\\\hline\\&3&18&18&0\\\end{array}
+
+$$

content/Math/Drawing Functions & Back Again.md

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+Take the following graph
+![[drawing functions 2.svg|drawing functions 2.svg]]
+
+In order to recreate (one possible) function we need to do the following:
+1. Determine the end-behavior, and decide if it's a reflection or not (this one is a reflection of a ^2!)
+2. Determine its stretch/squash
+   - count the squares, if its over more than 1 then add that many as the denominator (the above would be 1/2) and you got the coefficient!
+   - Otherwise if its taller more than 1 before it crosses a point add that many and add that as the coefficient!
+      - ![[Pasted image 20231203190826.png|Pasted image 20231203190826.png]]
+         - This would be 2!
+         - Think of it like when you find the slope, by going $\frac{rise}{run}$ 
+3. Next add the adjustments to the vertex as appropriate! inside the parathesis for horizontal movement and outside for vertical movement

content/Math/Formulas.md

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+You can't have math without formulas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
+
+## Continuous Growth
+$$
+A=Pe^{rt}
+$$
+## Annual Growth
+$$
+A=P(1+\frac{r}{n})^{nt}
+$$
+## Circle
+$$
+(x-h)^2+(y-k)^2=r^2
+$$
+## Find all the possible zeroes
+$$
+\frac{\pm\text{All factors of coefficient}}{\pm \text{All factors of constant}}
+$$

content/Math/Math Index.md

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 These are going to be all of my notes on math, ones that work specifically for me but may work for you
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 	- Great site to graph and export graphs to SVG. A little wonky if you want a specific size, but it works!
 - [Desmos](https://www.desmos.com/calculator)
 	- The best site for graphing if you JUST want a line, no points or anything. You can export in png or SVG in a constant size (unlike GeoGebra)
+- [Manim](https://www.manim.community/)
+	- Python library for animating math. Used by the likes of [3blue1brown](https://youtube.com/@3blue1brown?si=EvEK9JgeDwFAPkSk)
 
-## Notes
+## Paths
 - [[Shortcuts|Shortcuts]]
 - [[Absolute Values in Algebra|Absolute Values in Algebra]]
 - [[Completing The Square|Completing The Square]]

content/index.md

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content/❀Code/Flutter & Dart.md

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+Interesting!!! 
+## Resources 
+[Flame](https://docs.flame-engine.org/latest/)
+
+[Casual Games Toolkit](https://flutter.dev/games)
+
+[Schedule Local](https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_local_notifications)

content/❀Code/Programming.md

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+[[❀Code/Rust|Rust]]
+[[Flutter & Dart|Flutter & Dart]]
+[[Typescript|Typescript]]
+[[Svelte|Svelte]]

content/❀Code/Rust.md

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+[Rust by Practice](https://github.com/sunface/rust-by-practice)

content/❀Code/Svelte.md

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+This is by far my favorite framework for making sites. 
+## Sveltekit
+This is what my wip markdown blog framework is written in.

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+I'm gonna learn typescript, partially so I can contribute to [quartz](https://quartz.jzhao.xyz/) but also so I don't have to keep relying solely on my pure JavaScript knowledge.