Advanced Graphing Calculator

Graphing tool with multiple plot types

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📊 Plot Types:
• Cartesian: y = x^2, sin(x), 1/(1+e^(-x))
• Parametric: cos(t), sin(t)
• Polar: r = 2 + 2*cos(θ)
• Inequality: y > x^2
• Table: x,y pairs (one per line)
• Regression: Fit line to data
• Distribution: Normal, Chi², etc.

🎯 Advanced Features:
• Parameters: Use a,b,c in expressions (auto-creates sliders)
• Animation: Click play to animate parameters
• Derivatives: Check "Show f'(x)" for any function
• Trace Mode: Hover curves to see coordinates & slope
• Intersections: Find where functions cross
• Solve: Find roots (y=0) or any y-value
• Text to Graph: Convert words to equations!

🔢 Functions Available:
• Trig: sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan
• Logs: log (ln), log10, exp
• Powers: sqrt, cbrt, x^n
• Other: abs, ceil, floor, round, sign
• Constants: pi, e

💡 Quick Tips:
• Use ^ for powers: x^2, e^x
• Parentheses matter: 1/(1+x) not 1/1+x
• Parameters auto-detect: a*sin(b*x+c)
• Save & share your work!

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Graphing Calculator: FAQ

What kinds of expressions can I plot?

Plot y=f(x) functions, parametric curves x(t), y(t), polar graphs r=f(θ), and simple implicit equations like x^2 + y^2 = 25.

How do I add multiple functions and adjust the view?

Use the Add button to insert more expressions. Pan with drag, zoom with scroll or controls, and set axis ranges in Settings.

Does it support calculus tools?

Yes. Enable derivative and area tools to view slopes and integrals, and use root/intersection finders for analysis.

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