Overview
- The Doodle became visible to Indian users on November 12 after debuting in the US and UK on September 8 and rolling out to other regions in recent weeks.
- The animation morphs the Google logo into parabolas, with the second “g” and the “e” kicking a basketball-like “o” to illustrate quadratic curves and roots.
- Selecting the Doodle leads to a dedicated results page with explanations and a tool that can accept typed or scanned equations and show step-by-step solutions.
- Coverage notes the timing aligns with the October–November academic window when many schools teach quadratic equations, which typically drives search interest.
- Reports highlight real-world uses such as modeling projectile motion, with the basketball shot example linking coefficients to gravity, launch speed and starting height.