Dynamic Analysis - Descriptive Geometry

Here is a Moving Distribution or a dynamic Regression Analysis[br][br]1) Set slider Sigma ( .2 , .4 ) and adjust slider " b " ; but Notice equation " Y " and the small range it takes on.[br][br]2) Y + Sum of X Y = 1 [br][br]3) The equations - that by pure coincidence of arithmetic - have the relationship shown below for " Y " and " o "[br][br]4) " o " is the component of " Y " ; which, It is quite the surprise to have the sum of " Y " and " o " = 1[br][br]5) " o " is composed of the slider " sigma times ( -m times ( k + (k - a ) ) " [br][br]6) set Sigma = 0 ; this is the zero point[br][br]7) Set slider " b " all the way to the right to " - 1 " to have horizontal motion ![br][br]8) Set sigma at - 4.2 and " b " at -1.14
you can make different shapes with the triangles;

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