0.3 Lens tool

Lens; tool for convex and concave lens or mirror Global description The symmetrical tool could be described as a traditional house where the top part is curved. The first floor is one big window where to top side is curved. The second floor has a window where the top and bottom sides are curved in opposite directions. The shape of all curves represent the curves of the lenses. In the top and bottom sides of …

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0.2 Parabola tool

Parabola; X to the power of 2 Detailed description The inner space of this U-shaped tool has the contour of the formula X to the power of two. The two poles of the U have indented centimetre indications along the outside. Three medium size alignment indents are provided near the bottom; one in the middle and one in each of the two poles. Pushpin markers are provided in the top surface of the tool. The …

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0.1 SinTang tool

SinTang; combination tool for the sine, cosine and tangent graph Global description The SinTang tool combines graphs for two formulas; the sin(X) and the tan(X). More precise, a half period of the sine graph and a quarter of the tangent graph. The sine graph, is the ‘hill’ contour which is the first half period of the sine graph. The cosine is a to the left shifted sine graph. When placing the tool looking at the …

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0.1 SinTang tool

Sine graph Photo: The first half of the sine graph has been drawn, the tool is rotated 180 degrees so the second half can be created. Draw an X axis with the ruler. Mark the X=0 and X=180 degrees position. The distance between the two marks is eight centimetres. Align the two two centimetre indications of the tool with the X axis. Draw the contour line for the sine from the X value of 0. …

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0.2 Parabola tool

Parabola manual Photo: A parabola has been drawn at X=0 and Y=0. The tool is positioned to create a second one at X-3 and Y=2. Draw an X and Y axis. Align the bottom indent with the Y axis and the ones in the poles with the X axis. Draw along the contour of the tool. You may choose any other coordinate as the minimum for the y value. The centimetre indications help to align …

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0.3 Lens tool

Lens manual Photo: for the application the tool is rotated 90 degrees. The median light beam is drawn. A convex lens has been drawn. The tool is positioned to create the mirror. Draw a line with the ruler to represent the median light beam. Align the tool on the line. Draw the inner contour for the mirror, the convex or the concave lens. You can add additional light beams to show light breaking and reflection …

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0.4 Hyperbole tool

Hyperbole manual Photo: An X and Y axis are drawn. The graph is drawn in the first quadrant. The tool has been rotated 180 degrees clockwise so the second part can be created. A pushpin is at position X=0,Y=0. Draw an X and Y axis with the ruler Be aware, the effect of the additional material is also that the actual X and Y axis are covered by the tool. Align the tool with the …

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0.5 GraphGrid frame

GraphGrid frame manual Preparation The default setup has rubber bands every two centimetre in horizontal and vertical direction, so forming a grid. Two rubber bands go around the frame to indicate two axes. However, before mounting the GraphGrid frame on the TactiPad make sure all rubber bands are provided according your preference. Low and high rubber bands – Using differences in height The framework of the GraphGrid has a thickness of four millimeters. Therefore there …

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01 TactiForma: getting started

The TactiForma set consists of the following tools: 7 squares, 7 triangles, 1 rectangular L-shape hook, 5 polygon tools plus magnetic foot, 2 spur wheels, 4 ellipses. Selecting a tool The square tool, the equilateral triangle tool, the ellipse tool and the regular polygon tool come in different sizes. Knowing about the width of one, two or three of your fingers or the length of one finger, makes it easier to measure distances or finding …

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02 Square tool

The TactiForma set contains seven squares. The length of the sides range from two to eight centimetres. To description sectionTo manual section Detailed description of the square tool The frame that forms the square is one centimetre wide. Two finger fitters are provided in opposing sides. Two opposite diagonal corners are rounded. The others are sharp. At each corner a pushpin marker is located. Along the outside and inside a small indent is provided at …

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