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This program solves 3 given linear equations in x,y and z to give the values of x,y and z that satisfies the given equations.The program also generates a 3 d graph of each of the given linear equations.

This is a simple calculator with '+' , '-' , '*' & '/' functions.It also finds the sin,cos,tan of a number(in degrees).

MathDrawer was a project for my Visual C++ course. I was so excited about programming for Windows with this powerful language that I went far beyond what was required for the project. The end result is this: a rich featured plotting application that supports many trigonometric and other functions. It has three modes of operation: drag mode to let you set the scale of the graph by dragging the plot area, percision mode that will make the mouse pointer snap to the curve, and finally scroll mode which is like drag but scrolls automatically as you move the mouse. The application also lets you export the graph as BMP file. I'm sure there are other great graphing applications out there but this one demonstrates a lot of concepts in MFC and Windows programming. Vote if you like it, and don't forget to leave a comment or two.

This is an article on implementing vectors in C++. It contains all the 3-dimensional mathematics that can be used to make lighting calculations, physics, etc! Visit my website to find many more articles such as this one! http://akrotkov.bullet-reaction.co.uk is my site.

Never use graph paper again! This little baby can graph any function you please! Once it has done that just print the thing out! Great for homework stuff. To change the funtion you want graphed, simply open up the ASP file in a text editor and change the function around. (As well as some other customizations.) Have fun!

This is a simple calculator I made using VBScript and HTML.

converts from celcius to fahrenhite and vice versa, it's a new version of a similar program i submitted before.

The PHP Group have made sure to include many number conversion functions (i.e. decbin(), bin2hex(), et cetera) but they forgot to include one extremely important function (well, not that important). They forgot a decimal to Roman numeral converter! I forgive them for such an oversight, and have written a function to accomplish the conversion. Originally released in July 2002, dec2roman() has been recoded (and optimized) from it's primitive ancestor. The original code was built to compliment an outline I built.

This utility shows how to convert numbers to different types (i.e. hex, decimal, binary, octal).

Ever wondered how to plot a 3 dimensional point onto a 2 dimensional coordinate system? This code shows how, and also shows the mathematics behind manipulating a 3D object in terms of rotating, scaling and translating. Try creating your own 3D object and watch it rotate around in front of you.

Helping hand for the beginers! the .zip file contains these files Add.cs,Fabo.cs,Add.cs,Sort.cs,Greater.cs,Binary.cs,Reverse.cs,Prime.cs,Gcd.cs,BinSort.cs,Pascal.cs, Calendar.cs

This code allows for the easy drawing of angle measures (in either Radian or Degrees). It also provides a simple code for drawing lines in VB.NET

This is a better random number generator than comes standard. It's from a very good book on algoritms. You should read it

It translates °F to °C or KW to PS...

This program finds the Minimum number of 7 numbers entered.

Program calculates the fule effiency of the car on the trip in miles/gallon and the cost for gasoline at the end of the trip. It teaches begginer programmers functions and calculations.

This code calculates an estimated value of Pi using the Leibnitz series (which is basically a power series expansion of a trigonometric function which allows to estimate Pi very well)

These routines convert Gregorian and Julian calendar dates to and from Julian Day Numbers. Julian Day Numbers (JDN) are used by astronomers as a date/time measure independent of calendars and convenient for computing the elapsed time between dates. The JDN for any date/time is the number of days (including fractional days) elapsed since noon, 1 Jan 4713 BC. Julian Day Numbers were originated by Joseph Scaliger in 1582 and named after his father Julius, not after Julius Caesar. They are not related to the Julian calendar. Based on formulae originally posted by Tom Van Flandern / Washington, DC / metares@well.sf.ca.us in the UseNet newsgroup sci.astro. Reposted 14 May 1991 in FidoNet C Echo conference by Paul Schlyter (Stockholm) Minor corrections, added JDN to julian, and recast into C by Raymond Gardner Englewood, Colorado.

I have been learning C++ for two hours and i decided to have a shot at my first program. I am 17 and any feedback, comments would be greatly appreciated.

This program is to handle all possible arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /, %) and logic operations (, >=,