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		<title>Quick lesson in derivatives and angles (AS3 experiment)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I just thought I&#8217;d share the code to a little experiment I did the other day after reminiscing about maths class.
From reading this post you&#8217;ll learn the following:

How to find the derivative of a simple function
Rotating an object to a relative point/angle (useful when shooting bullets, pointing towards mouse etc.


The derivative is the &#8220;slope of [...]]]></description>
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