My improved Polynomial calculator! This calculator does NOT calculate normal equations such as 2+2. This calculator factors polynomials of any size (if the numbers aren't 16 digits+), expands factored form equations, or does a bunch of other stuff like on the thumbnail. If you haven't been in late middle school/early high school algebra, you will not understand this. To activate "Desmos" mode, click the "d" key! If you want to deactivate Desmos mode, hit the "d" key once more. Desmos mode outputs equations in the form the calculator can easily intake, without heavy editing. Examples to use! (x+1)^5 = x^5+5x^4+10x^3+10x^2+5x+1 s^2+2s+1 = (s+1)^2 (3t^6-4)(3t^2+2) = 9t^8+6t^6-12t^2-8 y^3+y^2+y+1 = (y^2+1)(y+1) (u^80+354)(u^20-2) = u^100-2u^80+354u^20-708 x^3+x^2+x+1 = (x+1)(x^2+1)
@Hotdawg_Coder - Did everything @kfp2 - Helped be understand and implement graph stretching. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rules: 1. You must follow all the rules of how a polynomial works, you can look it up. 2. You may not write equations with both factors and normal numbers, such as (x+1)^{2}+1. You may only write equations in either factored form, or standard form, and no parentheses in standard form equations. 3. If one of the numbers in your equation has too many digits, then it may not work. Over 16 digits or has e, is when the scratch calculator gets more and more inaccurate, and that adds up overtime. 4. When using variables like x, y, a, etc. do not choose e as it is important to math and may not be shown as a variable. 5. More then 2 term factors (ex: (x^4+2x^3+3x^2+5x+1)^2) will not be factorable with this calculator, and struggles with certain equations requiring redundant numbers to be added. 6. Imaginary numbers ARE NOT COMPATIBLE with this calculator, despite the x intercepts being able to output complex numbers, this calculator can not intake imaginary numbers.
