Hello Press space to insert a function. Type in c to clear the graph. Use as many terms as you like. Don't put more than one "^" or "*" in a term or else it will break. Separate coefficients and x's with * to put multiplication. ex: -2*x ----------------------------- The higher the speed, the laggier, I recommend 5 for bad computers like mine. The lower the precision, the slower it loads, but more precise. Just turn it up as precisely and fast as it will go, graphing calculators don't need to be lagless. ------------------------------ Things to try out / examples of what you can do: -2*x , x^2-1 , 2^x , x^x , x^3-5*x+1 , x^0.4 , x , 1, ------------------------------ It isn't 100% accurate especially with exponents because of the way I coded it. ----------------------------- If you have a negative number and then an exponent, like (-1^) or (-x^), it will take the negative into the exponent, and it makes things weird. Instead do (-1*1^) or (-1*x^). It was an accident. ---------------------------- The zooming in and out only shows the first three digits due to space. ---------------------------- More things to try out:
I see math studio. I see people make graph calculators. I decide I can do better. I do be too lazy to make it good. I share graph calculator. Took me about 2 days. Feel free to advertize your graphing calculators here, but only math related stuff. IDK how tags work: #math #calculator #graphing
