See how trigonometric waveforms are created..!!

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anonymous · Answer

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klimenkov · Answer

How did you make this?

anonymous · Answer

I got it from web. :)

anonymous · Answer

i wonder how tangent graphs look like when animated

anonymous · Answer

It will shoot to infinity and come back..:)

anonymous · Answer

the animation would be so cool.... teleportation

anonymous · Answer

Yeah.. but available tool may not be enough..:P

anonymous · Answer

Related: http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5006cdf1e4b062418067c68d The photon in the sketch is spinning, and thus why it produces a waveform like that. The polarizing filter (which is what makes your polarized sunglasses and LCD screens work) is forcing the photon to only oscillate in one direction, forcing all photons passing through it to spin more or less on the same axis. |dw:1342624965512:dw|

anonymous · Answer

In short, this is very real stuff :-)

Also explains why rotating generators produce a sine-wave AC (alternating current) that has voltage that fluctuates as a sine curve.  (more linear producers of electric energy such as a battery would not, what is known as DC, direct current)

Good find, what source is it from?