If you want to see the graph being drawn slowly, edit the block itself by right clicking it in the block menu and then pressing edit, and then turn off run without screen refresh. Instructions below: NOT mobile friendly: 1 for sine wave 2 for cosine wave 3 for tan wave 4 to round all variable to nearest integer Spacebar to reset variables X coefficient slider is for the x coefficient (what x is multiplied by in the equation 'y=sin(x)') Function coefficient slider is for the coefficient of the entire function. E.g. 'y=__sin(x)' the gap being the number Y intercept slider is for the y intercept of the line (the y coordinate at which the line crosses the y axis) except for cosine wave which has no definitive y intercept Inside of the code, you will see an extra gap within the function between the variables. That is for any additional numbers you would like to add to the inside of the function. E.g. 'y=sin(x+___)' the gap being the numbers/values that you want to add.
All code by me Background by Scratch This is a very simple project and I was simply inspired to make it for fun to better visualise what trig functions look like on paper as we have been doing trig functions for a while
