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Achilles, Turtle, and the Geometric Series

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This is a short video that discusses the paradox of Zeno. It turns out that this paradox is not a paradox but rather an easy way to show that a geometric series converges (if |q| < 1) and to find a formula for the sum. Suitable for high schools.

English version in YouTube:

Cálculo con soporte interactivo en Moodle (Calculus with interactive support over Moodle)

Calculus course developed in a dual way, both in paper and as a Moodle course.

Maths for More has worked on the technical development of this course of Pearson Education.

Calculus Podcasts

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This is a series of calculus podcasts in English based on the materials of the Single Variable Calculus Lecture Notes by M. Seppälä.

Combining exponental and sinus function

Combining exponental and sinus function

GEONExT based applet for visualizing Calculus

Computer generated exercises - complex numbers

Computer generated exercises - complex numbers

An applet generating questions of complex numbers.

Computer generated exercises - Gauss algorithm

Computer generated exercises - Gauss algorithm

MuPAD based applet for Linear Algebra (Gauss algorithm).

Computer generated exercises - Gauss algorithm (left Inverses)

Computer generated exercises - Gauss algorithm (left Inverses)

MuPAD based applet for Linear Algebra

Computer generated exercises - Gauss algorithm (systems oflinear equations)

Computer generated exercises - Gauss algorithm (systems oflinear equations)

MuPAD based applet for Linear Algebra (Gauss algorithm, systems of linear equations).

Contraction and dilation with linear maps

Contraction and dilation with linear maps

GEONExT based applet for visualizing Linear Algebra, illustration of basic constructions in computer graphics.

Convergence of a Special Geometric Series

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This video explains why the geometric series 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + ... converges using an elementary argument. The video is meant to be preparatory materials for students to view before the discussion of geometric series takes place in a class room. The video finishes with an intriguing example.