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For this presentation you will see few of the graphics as per application of Cinderella software Cinderella Graphics

Exact Drawings The Euler line of a triangle A Dynamic Geometry Program: Exact Drawings

Geometric Calculator Dynamics of a three-bar linkage

Interactive Worksheets and Student Exercises An exercise for students

An Environment for Physics Simulation: Virtual Physical Workbench

Explaining Demonstration of the conservation of energy

Exact Integrators A sun/planet/moon system

Interaction with Geometry Analysis of the velocity vector in a sun/planet system

Interaction with Scripting A harmonic pendulum Forces in equilibrium

A Programming Environment: Enhanced Drawing Output A scripted "Pythagoras tree"

Programmatic Drawing The Delaunay and Voronoi diagrams of a point set

Analysis of Mathematical Functions Newton iteration to find a root of a function

Controlling the Behavior of Constructions A demonstration of Pick's theorem

High-Level Functional Programming Growing a plant in a view

Advanced Plotting Cassinian ovals as waves