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Section 3 Images and Diagrams

Subsection 3.1 Images and Diagrams from LaTeX Code

a drawing of a tall building and a tennis ball being launched upward; the path of the ball is an arc that goes upward and then downward to the ground — Figure 3.1. tikz Examples

visual proof of the identity that the sum of k from k=1 to k=n is equal to n+1 choose 2 — Figure 3.1. tikz Examples

a plot of the implicitly defined curve x cos(x y) = 4 - y; the viewing window is [-7,7] x [-4,10.6] — Figure 3.2. pgfplots Examples

a 3D partial plot of the surface defined by r(u,v) = (u + v, u^2, v^2) — Figure 3.2. pgfplots Examples

Subsection 3.2 Images and Diagrams from Asymptote

Figure 3.3. Canada

Figure 3.4. European Union

Figure 3.5. United States

Figure 3.6. Area under the curve \(f(x)=e^{-x^2}\)

Figure 3.7. Five set Venn diagram using ellipses

Figure 3.8. Rotatable pretextbook.org/examples/sample-article/annotated/graphics.html#graphics-asymptote-webgl Deathstar