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[Geometric-sama]

OK, it's a sideways parabola, so it's a parabola of y=x^2 rotated 90 degrees clockwise about the origin, but it's only the positive square root so it's the left side of that parabola rotated.

 

[JillValentine]

Thank you! That's what I though, but I wasn't sure.

 

[Geometric-sama]

No problems. *winks* Drop by if you need anything else XD.

You know, this kind of thing would really benefit from a subforum.

 

[Purin]

No problems. *winks* Drop by if you need anything else XD.

You know, this kind of thing would really benefit from a subforum.

Yup, but the demand level is not enough for a forum request, methinks --;; *thinks back to how Omega asked for a Manga forum and succeeded*
I don't know what a parabola is, that is something new to me :paranoid:

 

[Geometric-sama]

Parabola is a shape defined by y=x^2. Think of it as the trajectory (path) of a ball when you throw it up and away from you, but upside-down.

 

[raveberuk]

Hey if you can help me i would be greateful but if you cant, its fine... :shocked:

I am reading this book called Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw for English and I am supposed to write about ironies found in the book. I could not find any... :dead:

If you have read the book and if you can give me some insight...I would really appreciate it. :nervous:

Thanks! :chinese:

Rave

 

[Geometric-sama]

Pygmalion? I haven't read it... Try this site. https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/pygmalion/