Quadratic Drawing

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I was wondering if anyone could help me with the shading
This is the picture:

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Here are my equations so far:

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I was wondering if anyone knew what domain and range constraints I could add to make only the inside of the petal shaded.

Thanks

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This seems to be a question about how to use Desmos(?), which I don't think is really on-topic here, but here is one possible Desmos solution. It should also be noted that Desmos can plot implicitly defined functions.
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I was wondering if anyone could help me with the shading
This is the picture:

enter image description here

Here are my equations so far:

enter image description here

I was wondering if anyone knew what domain and range constraints I could add to make only the inside of the petal shaded.

Thanks

edited Nov 25 at 5:13

asked Nov 19 at 14:33

mjj

6118

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This seems to be a question about how to use Desmos(?), which I don't think is really on-topic here, but here is one possible Desmos solution. It should also be noted that Desmos can plot implicitly defined functions.
– Xander Henderson
Nov 19 at 14:54

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

favorite

I was wondering if anyone could help me with the shading
This is the picture:

enter image description here

Here are my equations so far:

enter image description here

I was wondering if anyone knew what domain and range constraints I could add to make only the inside of the petal shaded.

Thanks

edited Nov 25 at 5:13

asked Nov 19 at 14:33

mjj

6118

I was wondering if anyone could help me with the shading
This is the picture:

enter image description here

Here are my equations so far:

enter image description here

I was wondering if anyone knew what domain and range constraints I could add to make only the inside of the petal shaded.

Thanks

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edited Nov 25 at 5:13

asked Nov 19 at 14:33

mjj

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edited Nov 25 at 5:13

asked Nov 19 at 14:33

mjj

6118

edited Nov 25 at 5:13

asked Nov 19 at 14:33

mjj

6118

asked Nov 19 at 14:33

mjj

6118

asked Nov 19 at 14:33

mjj

6118

1

This seems to be a question about how to use Desmos(?), which I don't think is really on-topic here, but here is one possible Desmos solution. It should also be noted that Desmos can plot implicitly defined functions.
– Xander Henderson
Nov 19 at 14:54

add a comment |

1

This seems to be a question about how to use Desmos(?), which I don't think is really on-topic here, but here is one possible Desmos solution. It should also be noted that Desmos can plot implicitly defined functions.
– Xander Henderson
Nov 19 at 14:54

This seems to be a question about how to use Desmos(?), which I don't think is really on-topic here, but here is one possible Desmos solution. It should also be noted that Desmos can plot implicitly defined functions.
– Xander Henderson
Nov 19 at 14:54

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How about this? Its more natural to use more general restrictions than rectangular ones (I also don't know how to make desmos plot the intersection of two sets any other way) https://www.desmos.com/calculator/yzpuhh6cf2

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Thanks for the solution. Do you know how to alter the constraints I have for the equations above to make the shape.
– mjj
Nov 19 at 14:58

@mjj you'll need to use more complicated restrictions, because as I said, I don't know how to make desmos plot intersections of two sets (which is what you want) any other way
– Calvin Khor
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Thanks for the solution. Do you know how to alter the constraints I have for the equations above to make the shape.
– mjj
Nov 19 at 14:58

@mjj you'll need to use more complicated restrictions, because as I said, I don't know how to make desmos plot intersections of two sets (which is what you want) any other way
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Nov 19 at 15:01

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answered Nov 19 at 14:53

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Thanks for the solution. Do you know how to alter the constraints I have for the equations above to make the shape.
– mjj
Nov 19 at 14:58

@mjj you'll need to use more complicated restrictions, because as I said, I don't know how to make desmos plot intersections of two sets (which is what you want) any other way
– Calvin Khor
Nov 19 at 15:01

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How about this?

answered Nov 19 at 14:53

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How about this?

answered Nov 19 at 14:53

Calvin Khor

11.1k21437

answered Nov 19 at 14:53

Calvin Khor

11.1k21437

answered Nov 19 at 14:53

Calvin Khor

11.1k21437

answered Nov 19 at 14:53

Calvin Khor

11.1k21437

Thanks for the solution. Do you know how to alter the constraints I have for the equations above to make the shape.
– mjj
Nov 19 at 14:58

@mjj you'll need to use more complicated restrictions, because as I said, I don't know how to make desmos plot intersections of two sets (which is what you want) any other way
– Calvin Khor
Nov 19 at 15:01

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Thanks for the solution. Do you know how to alter the constraints I have for the equations above to make the shape.
– mjj
Nov 19 at 14:58

@mjj you'll need to use more complicated restrictions, because as I said, I don't know how to make desmos plot intersections of two sets (which is what you want) any other way
– Calvin Khor
Nov 19 at 15:01

Thanks for the solution. Do you know how to alter the constraints I have for the equations above to make the shape.
– mjj
Nov 19 at 14:58

@mjj you'll need to use more complicated restrictions, because as I said, I don't know how to make desmos plot intersections of two sets (which is what you want) any other way
– Calvin Khor
Nov 19 at 15:01

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