Graph, Math and Stats Online Software

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A variety of online math programs were previously available for enthusiasts, covering topics such as graphing in 2D and 3D (including polar and parametric curves), calculating areas under curves, arc lengths, differentials, volumes, surface areas, centroids, and statistical analyses like probability, regression, and correlation. These resources were hosted on two websites, http://www.thinkanddone.com and http://www.britishcomputercolleges.com. However, the tools on the first site have been removed, and the second domain is no longer owned by the original poster, who disclaims responsibility for any content found there.
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Following online programs are freely available for math enthusiasts

1. Graphing Rectangular 2D
2. Graphing Rectangular 3D
3. Graphing Polar
4. Graphing 2D Parametric curves
5. Graphing 3D Parametric curves
6. Graphing 3D Parametric surfaces

7. Finding Area under curve (Rectangular)
8. Finding Area under curve (Polar)
9. Finding Area between curves (Rectangular)
10. Finding ArcLength (Rectangular)
11. Finding ArcLength (Parametric)
12 Finding Arc Length (Polar)
13. Finding Differentials f' (x)
14. Finding Volume (Disks)
15. Finding Volume (Washers)
16. Finding Surface Area (Disks)
17. Finding Centroid

18. Probability (Dice)
19. Measures of Central Location and Dispersion
20. Regression Analysis
21. Correlation Analysis

All these programs are available on two of my sites

1. http://www.thinkanddone.com"
2. http://www.britishcomputercolleges.com"
 
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Unfortunately the links I posted for Graphing and math tools are no longer available as I have removed the tools from my site http://www.thinkanddone.com and I do not own the second domain anymore ( british computer colleges ) listed above . I am not responsible for any of the content you may find on the second domain
 
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