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Checking your allowance…

Same pendulum. Different world.

Change gravity. Watch the rhythm.

2.20 s per swing · 1.2 m pendulum

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Earth science · A moving scene

A whole day.
One simple turn.

Follow a place on Earth as it moves into sunlight.

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Sound · Try it here

See a higher note.

Drag the frequency. Watch the waves get closer.

0 ms10 msExplore sound and pitch

A working example

Compound interest, made visible.

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Balance after 25 years
£190,641
You put in
£65,000
Starting amount plus every monthly deposit
Growth
£125,641
66% of the final balance

Balance

Years from today

GrowthYou put in
This chart as text
  • You put in: £5,000 at the start, £35,000 halfway, £65,000 at year 25.
  • Growth: £0 at the start, £24,717 halfway, £125,641 at year 25.
  • Bands are stacked, so the top of the stack is the total.
Interest added

Balance after 25 years is £190,641. You put in is £65,000, Starting amount plus every monthly deposit. Growth is £125,641, 66% of the final balance.

Calculated by our own tested code

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Each explanation tells you what was checked. AI can still get the facts or the model wrong; numerical checks do not establish scientific accuracy.

  1. 01

    Choose

    AI turns your question into a suitable lesson shape.

  2. 02

    Build

    Our interface renders the diagram, controls and steps.

  3. 03

    Check

    Trusted calculators own the maths wherever one fits.