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Gradient Descent and Loss Functions

Roll a ball downhill, opposite the slope, to find the minimum—and see how a high learning rate makes it bounce away.

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Inscribed Angles and Tangents

Move a point around the circle to see that the inscribed angle stays the same, then discover why a tangent is perpendicular to the radius.

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Shape Moves and Congruence

Slide, flip, and turn shapes to match the target, and discover that two reflections make a rotation.

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Complex Numbers & the Complex Plane

Plot points on the complex plane and discover how multiplication rotates by adding angles and multiplying magnitudes, then draw regular polygons with powers.

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Sampling and Bias

Change how you sample to see where bias comes from, and discover which biases remain even with larger samples.

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Box Plots and Data Spread

See how one distant point pulls the mean, then use quartiles to make a box plot and spot outliers.

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Binomial Distribution & Expected Value

Move the probability bars to see expected value as the balance point, then change n and p to reshape the binomial distribution.

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Chain Rule & Composite Functions

Run the inner and outer machines separately to see how their two slopes multiply to make the overall slope.

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Related Rates

See how one rate of change drives another as a ladder slips and a balloon inflates.

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Differential Equations & Slope Fields

Draw slopes on a grid, then add curves that follow them to see what solutions to differential equations look like.

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Sine and Cosine Rules

See how the circumcircle’s diameter stays the same as the angles change, then use the included angle to find the missing side.

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Arithmetic & Geometric Sequences

Explore how terms grow using common differences and ratios, then pair the two sequences to discover a sum formula.

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Exoplanet Hunt

A star dimming slightly or wobbling is enough to reveal a planet no telescope can see.

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Atmospheric Stability and Cloud Formation

Whether rising air is warmer than its surroundings decides if clouds tower up or spread flat.

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ATP Balance in Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

One glucose yields over thirty ATP with oxygen, but only two without it.

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Pedigrees & Inheritance Patterns

When neither parent shows a trait but a child does, that trait is recessive.

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Transport Across Cell Membranes

Diffusion happens on its own, but moving against the gradient costs ATP.

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Entropy and Reaction Spontaneity

Raise the temperature far enough and a reaction that refused to happen suddenly runs on its own.

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Enthalpy and Hess’s Law

The heat of a reaction depends only on the start and end levels, never on the path taken.

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Boyle’s and Charles’s Laws & Ideal Gases

Squeeze a gas and it shrinks, heat it and it swells, with pressure, volume and temperature always tied together.

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Simple Harmonic Motion & Pendulum Periods

A pendulum's period is set by its length and gravity, never by the mass of the bob.

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Torque & Rotational Balance

The same push turns a bolt more or less depending on where and at what angle it is applied.

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Energy Levels & Line Spectra

The size of the jump an electron makes between levels is exactly the color of light you see.

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The Photoelectric Effect and Light’s Particle Nature

Red light never ejects an electron no matter how bright, but change its color and they pop out at once.

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