The Beauty of Math :: Primes

The Beauty of Math

Power Functions

Some of the most basic functions are power function such as x, x^1.5, x², x³, etc. Most likely you are familiar with the common graph of those functions in a common coordination system, but you will be fascinated by the images that can be generated by applying power functions on given methods. Take a look by yourself!

Power Exponent Square Cube Function

xⁿ : Spiral Method

Equation: x^1.1

Equation: x^1.2

Equation: x^1.3

Equation: x^1.4

Equation: x^1.5

Equation: x^1.6

Equation: x^1.7

Equation: x^1.8

Equation: x^1.9

Equation: x^2.1

xⁿ : Box Method

Equation: x^1.1

Equation: x^1.2

Equation: x^1.3

Equation: x^1.4

Equation: x^1.5

Equation: x^1.6

Equation: x^1.7

Equation: x^1.8

Equation: x^1.9

Equation: x^2.1

x²

Box Method for x²

Spiral Method for x²

Box Method for x²

Spiral Method for x²

Power Functions

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