These GIFs Will Help You Understand Math Concepts Better Than Your Teacher Ever Did

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August 27, 2014

These GIFs Will Help You Understand Math Concepts Better Than Your Teacher Ever Did 1 — Courtesy Image: Hersfold via Wikimedia Commons

As challenging and tricky as it is, Math is equally rewarding and satisfying in its own way. Do you consider yourself relatively dull when it comes to understanding of Mathematics? These 21 GIFs will increase your chances of acing your Math exams.

Pascal Triangles — Courtesy Image: Hersfold via Wikimedia Commons

Pascal Triangles

Ellipse — Courtesy Image: giphy

Ellipse

Matrix Transpositions — Courtesy Image: Wikimedia Commons

Matrix Transpositions

Multiply Binomials — Courtesy Image: mathcaptain

Multiplying Binomials

Logarithms — Courtesy Image: imgur

Solving Logarithms made easier

Exterior angles — Courtesy Image: math.stackexchange

Exterior Angles of Polygons

Pythagorean Theorem — Courtesy Image: giphy

Mystery Behind Pythagorean Theorem

Radian — Courtesy Image: Wikimedia Commons

One radian results if the arc of circle is as long as the radius

Image Courtesy: imgur

Trouble with Trigonometry? Let this image help you when dealing with pi

Sine and cosine — Image Courtesy: imgur

With sine (in red) on Y axis and the cosine (in blue) on X axis, here is where the circle (in black) stands

More sign and cosine — Image Courtesy: reddit

More of the same but from a different perspective

Derivative to sine — Image Courtesy: reddit

The derivative of the sine is…the cosine

Application to triangles — Image Courtesy: imgur

An application of sine as well as cosine to triangles

Tangent lines — Image Courtesy: John Reid via Wikimedia Commons

Say hello to Tangent lines

A side perspective — Courtesy Image: imgur

Here is a view with the shape flipped on the side

Parabola — Courtesy Image: giphy

Draw a Parabola

Cartesian to Polar Coordinates — Courtesy Image: Wikimedia Commons

Conversion from Cartesian to Polar coordinates of a function

Riemann sum — Image Courtesy: giphy

Riemann sum equates to the approximate area below a curve

Hyperbola — Image Courtesy: giphy

That is a Hyperbola

3D Hyperboloid — Courtesy Image: tumblr

Like it or not, straight lines translate this into 3D Hyperboloid