WebMath: Looking for a bell curve

[Larry Husch]

Hi-

Check out http://www.sci.usq.edu.au/staff/leighb/graph/ to see if that
applet serves your needs.

Other graphing applets can be found in the Math Archives' Miscellaneous
Topics page:

http://archives.math.utk.edu/topics/miscellaneous.html

You can check there to see if any can be used on your own page.

One other possibility is to use the LiveMath program.  While it costs
about $100, it is well worth it.  You can put graphics on the web and
all your students need is to download the LiveMath plug-in which is 
free to view the graphics.  The program is available from

www.livemath.com

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Larry Husch                phone: 423-974-4162    fax: 423-974-6576
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On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Robin Susanto wrote:

> I am looking for a way to include graphs showing areas under a normal (bell) curve in my Intro Statistics web pages. I have seen this in other people's pages, most of them in the form of a JAVA applet. I am wondering if there is any 'public domain' applets that I can copy, as I really don't want to learn JAVA programming from scratch just to draw a few graphs.
> 
> Good day . . .
> 

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