| Discussion: | All in Probability & Statistics |
| Topic: | Tool: Rabbits and Wolves |
| Related Item: | http://mathforum.org/mathtools/tool/379/ |
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| Subject: | Tool: Rabbits and Wolves |
| Author: | Steve |
| Date: | May 12 2004 |
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This tool is awesome! Whoever made it did a really good job. II really like
tools that integrate math, science, and technology together. This tool would
work well for a probability/ecology class. It seems very simple at first, but
there are a huge number of variables that you can choose to change to make this
infinitely complex. I only have one minor complaint: I like the population
graph a lot, but you cannot scroll back to see what has happened in previous
iterations - The graph can only hold so many at once. It would be nice to be
able to see the entire history of the forest.
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