Rotation on Desmos

In this video, I discuss one method of rotating functions using Desmos.

[@BluPotato_06]

This helped a lot! Thank you!

[@zammerrosas7360]

Thanks a lot for the video, I've been looking for this to complete one of the desmo's marbles challenges

[@thorchh]

What’s the other video you mentioned at the start?

[@Luggul-Lerg]

How would i go about making a rotation point instead of the rotation point being on what seems to be a asymptote.

[@bsHugoo]

Ive noticed that too, as ive tried to use a similar function to be able to rotate a function in terms of the derivative of another. Point is, the graph seems to rotate around a circle with radius of sqrt(x^2+y^2), where x and y are where dy/dx=0. Whats especially confusing me is when both x and y are offset the function rotates at an angle, like the quadratic in this video does. Im not sure how to cancel this circular rotation, or the angle of rotation.

[@bryellenorthwood5585]

(t cos R - f(t) sin R, t sin R + f(t) cos R)

[@khalief_.]

ty man

[@the4spaceconstantstetraqua886]

thank you
here it is in LaTeX form to be directly pasteable
\left(t\cos\left(R
ight)-f\left(t
ight)\sin\left(R
ight),t\sin\left(R
ight)-f\left(t
ight)\cos\left(R
ight)
ight)

[@gboo9488]

idol taka boi

[@Doodlebugthegoldenhamster]

It won’t let me do multiple of these in the same graph!

[@blake1043]

im trying to write fart in functions

[@little_2609]

Thanks a lot I needed this for one my algebra projects.

[@ad22520]

Actually there is an option to color a range with these graphs , you press a long click on the icon near the equation , and you open fill

[@YohanTheEgg]

My mandelbrot:DOTS

[@ad22520]

@@YohanTheEgg I didn't get what you mean ?

[@رياضياتالعدويه]

Thank you very much ,exelent

[@Alternate-H123_22]

Here is a another formula that works and is simpler: [xcos(a)+ysin(a)] = [xsin(a)-ycos(a)]^2