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Geometry

Calculate diameter, surface area, volume and more.
The sum of the interior angles of a triangle is 180 degrees and that of a quadrilateral is 360 degress. This page will show you how to calculate an unknown angle in a square or a quadrilateral.
Calculate various things related to the arc of a circle using options on this page.
Fractals are complex patterns that are generated by repeated iterations and can be enlarged endlessly. The mathematical function that generates this pattern is made up of a real part and an imaginary part. This page will allow you to plot Mandlebrot fractals.
This page will familiarize you with different 2 - and 3 - dimensional shapes.
This page will show you how to measure an angle with a protractor.
Angles can be measured using protractors. This page will show you how.
Use options on this page to plot points and shapes (lines, triangles, and circles) in the Euclidean space.
Do you want to investigate symmetry, congruency, or similarity? This page can help. You can measure the angles and the sides of the triangles. You can also drag and rotate the triangles.
A transformation is a movement that results in a change in the size, shape, position, or direction of a geometric shape. This page will show you how to transform (slide, flip, turn, or rotate) a shape.
Use this page to identify if an angle is an acute angle, an obtuse angle, or a straight angle.
Find out things about a circle.
This page will show you how to calculate various things related to a circle. Select the known qualities in the I KNOW section and fill in the values in the spin boxes. Choose an unknown in the calculate section and click DO IT!
Find out things about a square.
This page will show you how to calculate various things related to a square. Select the known qualities in the I KNOW section and fill in the values in the spin boxes. Choose an unknown in the calculate section and click DO IT!
Find out things about a rectangle
This page will show you how to calculate various things related to a rectangle. Select the known qualities in the I KNOW section and fill in the values in the spin boxes. Choose an unknown in the calculate section and click DO IT!
Find out things about a right triangle.
A right triangle has one 90 degree internal angle (a right angle). This page will allow you to calculate the Area and Perimeter of a right triangle.
Find out things about a sphere.
This page will show you how to calculate various things related to a sphere such as Radius, Diameter, Area, and Volume.
Find out things about a cylinder.
This page will show you how to calculate various things related to a cylinder such as Diameter, Surface Area, and Volume.
Find out things about a box.
This page will show you how to calculate various things related to a box such as Surface Area and Volume.
Plotting Multiple Points
This page will show you how to plot points. Type in coordinates of points in the table and click PLOT POINTS!
Plotting a line.
This page will show you how to plot a line.
Plotting Linear Equalities
This page will show how to plot an inequality. You can type in and get an inequality and have it plotted for you, or you can manually change the expression and see the graph change dynamically.
This solver will show you how to solve an inequality.
This page will help you make an XY plot of a mathematical expression.
This solver will create a polar plot for you. Like XY plots, polar plots are also 2D plots. Only, instead of plotting X versus Y, you plot r (some length) at some angle, between 0 and 360 degrees.
This page will show you how to plot a circle. Select an equation, and then change the Radius, Diameter, and location by clicking the (-) or (+) buttons.
This page will show you how to plot a parabola. Select an equation to graph, and then change the Vertex, Focus, Equation of the Axis, and Equation of the Directix by clicking on the (-) and (+) buttons.
This page will show you how to plot an ellipse. Select an equation to graph, then change the Foci, Major Axis, and Minor Axis by clicking on the (-) and (+) buttons.