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#David reiss math code#

The issue with that is that, if you want to show a lot of Mathematica code in it-formatted, then that may require some detailed work to get any formatting right. One approach to blog production is simply to use WordPress. So, my question is: What would be the best way to share these concepts interactively while I explain to my audience why each of these concepts are important in the model we are attempting to prove? However, there are hundreds of these concepts that build upon one another to form a universal system model as I attempt to prove the link between linguistics, geometry, and mathematics in explaining the model.Īs I ask these types of questions of the Wolfram community, I hope to gain a better mathematical understanding of each of these concepts as I attempt to build an overarching theory and thus a possible proof of concept for a different method of designing a behaviorally governed information system. I am attempting to prove each of these concepts using the Wolfram community as a means to help find an easy way to demonstrate them. I understand this quest is probably completely out of my league but before I could talk or read, I worked on it the majority of my life and only now realize it just may be possible to prove my model using Mathematica. Is there any solution on the Wolfram offering of Platforms that would allow me to create a blog of sorts (or some type of personal portal) as I figure out mathematical concepts of a model that I am building? For instance, the question I posed above is just one part of a greater project that I have spent much of my life trying to explain, and only now am I turning to Mathematica to hopefully prove a new information system model. My goal is to find a solution that replaces the napkin demonstration, hopefully in the form of a fun tool for even a kindergarten level. Then at the end, I circle all four to demonstrate the fact that four is the last and final group created.

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For example, using four people I need it to demonstrate both graphically as well as real number representation that four people create 4 triads (Groups of three) and 6 diads / pairs (Groups of two), thus totaling 10 groups, plus the one group of four, which is then of course a total of eleven.Īlthough this might not be the correct terminology, the way I currently demonstrate this on lets say a napkin :), I draw four circles in the form of a square, each representing a single person, then by circling each pair I demonstrate that there are 6 possible diads (pairs), and then continuing the demonstration I circle four sets of three which shows a possibility of four triads, or groups of three. Thank you for your Response David Reiss, and to be even more specific and to allow an audience to be interactive How would I program it to use a slide bar starting with one through ten and it show in the form of some graphical representation, with the correlating numbers for each group.

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