Math Animation but they get increasingly more Incredible

Here is my collection of incredible math animations created using Desmos.
Contrary to the title "math animation," I don't use the Manim library to create these graphs; I only use Manim to create transition text.
The graphs are fully plotted using Desmos. Here is the link to the graphs so you can play with them yourself : www.desmos.com...
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Thanks for Watching.

[@smial-_-4773]

I am entertained

[@thatweirdguyxian]

hi entertained i'm not dad

[@kingofmongerreturned]

4:15: *i defied all laws of legend. i stayed wide awake all 3 seconds. i am a defier of the legends' laws.*

[@sambouza]

2:27
wrong equation, displayed
this is the correct equation:
y = cos(x) + sin(y)
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k + 0.00001
-1

[@josejonathanpogoy]

damn how do you even know it was wrong

[@sambouza]

@@josejonathanpogoy just was really lucky to notice it lol

[@battleformixedisland648]

​@@josejonathanpogoy you can just check out a graphing calculator

[@iamwhatitorture6072]

How about animation loops? You can make it so the animation restarts at the starting point for a slider. And you could also pair this with parametric functions. I usually make it so I have 0>t>a while a is a slider, that way I can see the graph being drawn, but you can also use it in the equation itself.
More of these screensavers would be really cool.

[@kadi34]

4:14 i stared at ten seconds it didn't made me sleep but, i made me stare at this for longer

[@lailagusti9218]

1:05 it is like syncing

[@romajimamulo]

God these tempt me to do math on them, like implicit differentiation and maybe like, something about how truly circular the circles are

[@almohad-mapping]

the let him cook one

[@fanamatakecick97]

If you ever wanted a taste of what it’s like to trip on psychedelics, that’s this video, likely this channel
I am very pleased

[@bliblobli]

5:20 SUS SHAPE

[@MusicEngineeer]

Cool stuff! At 5:27, I'd probably try to reverse the direction of the parameter k to make it look like radiating outward rather than sucking inward

[@VadiMiXeries]

I really like to accidentally find something cool while playing with desmos haha
Awesome animations!!

[@trashirattien2]

me too, yesterday I made an incredibly cool mesmerizing graph and I had to save the equation in ms word

[@windowsmaster3482]

@@trashirattien2 share please?

[@viia35md.shadanhusham12]

Nice one dude

[@cattothecar]

this is really cool imagine a actual animation in desmos

[@MyTrang-zu7vi]

This is so fun to watch

[@Leivoso]

Math is beautiful

[@MegaMinerd]

Why is the video only 4 and a half minutes? It was suddenly over after that? And 2 hours passed?

[@matejminarik9040]

The most beautiful patterns were on 6:12 and at 7:40

[@Coconutwaterfan]

This is a very relaxing and cool vid

[@manmeh4r]

this felt like spongebob on an acid trip fighting mario and yoshis child

[@Bad_animationz]

Thanks missed my art lesson because of you

[@Noob-s7s]

green wave sync almost perfectly with the music

[@DrSimulate]

Beautiful! Very relaxing ❤

[@ytkerfuffles6429]

the second to last one goes hard

[@millenefab-qg1gx]

0:45 my eyes

[@christophermonti5403]

2:25 that's the same expression.

[@the-mathwizard]

The difference is in the range of the variable 'k'

[@iikitsunex-x]

Psychedelic math graphs 😅

[@Ethan-og6xj]

Hey Math Wizard where do you think I should learn maths online because I want to understand things like this better 🤔

[@the-mathwizard]

Check out Grant Sanderson from 3Blue1Brown; he teaches a lot of interesting math concepts.

[@Ethan-og6xj]

Thanks bro 👍👍

[@Zhaosijie]

actually k sin(cos(y)+sin(x))=(cos(x)+sin(y)) can simplify to cos(x)=sin(y)

[@user-yt2kv8tg4o]

y+ß²
sin(x²+x2)sin
sin(k+y²+x²)sin(cos²)

[@The_Joshuan_Empire]

4:17 im at second 2 im so exi

[@user-ct1iv9dq1b]

...(tan(tan(tan(...(x))))...
The parameter is amount of tans

[@variyandarkholm8692]

Try the betchacant stuff

[@k27Lmoa]

oooo lines

[@scripter3579]

Try something with arrays

[@the-mathwizard]

Sure, I'll do that in the upcoming videos

[@theoneandonlymastertroller]

This has nothing to do with the vid but i think i found out how to type a blank comment check replies

[@theoneandonlymastertroller]

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chat is this real

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adhd trap

[@MJRuda]

23 hours ago!!!!

[@puzzleticky8427]

I wonder if Harry Potter can do all of these animation

[@bokascbg7110]

The Math Wizard
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[@lisamudgett5548]

have you tried x^2*y^-10=cos-10yx? it’s a really cool graph!