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How or where can I do this? thanks
The software can't tell you what the function is in all cases -- the best it can usually do is to approximate the curve (or a section of the curve) with a polynomial or other function, using some of the points on the curve.jaysquestions said:I know I didn't explain it very well. This is what I mean: I draw some random curvy line and some app or software tells me the function of what I just drew. Is there some app that does this? thanks for the reply
Unclear. You must fit some numbers to what you drew, and then if expecting to use a software program, give the values to the program and run the program to produce an equation.jaysquestions said:I know I didn't explain it very well. This is what I mean: I draw some random curvy line and some app or software tells me the function of what I just drew. Is there some app that does this? thanks for the reply
You are asking about the topic of Curve Fitting. One begins developing skills for this in Basic/Beginning Algebra.jaysquestions said:How or where can I do this? thanks
You need good reliable values if you want to make a meaningful graph and find a reliable function or equation.jackson.cirillo said:Hello guys I'm tryng to help a student from high school to create a function from the shape of a structure, and I was thinking about drawing something like the structure and
try to find a function from it.
Does someone could give me some help?
To graph something freehand, you will need a piece of graph paper and a pencil. Begin by labeling the x and y axes with appropriate units. Then, plot points on the graph paper according to the data you are working with. Finally, connect the points with a smooth curve to create your freehand graph.
The purpose of graphing something freehand is to visually represent data in a way that is easy to interpret and understand. It can also help identify patterns or trends in the data.
Yes, you can graph any function freehand as long as you have the necessary data and a basic understanding of how to plot points and connect them with a curve. However, for more complex functions, it may be easier to use a graphing calculator or software.
To determine the function from a freehand graph, you will need to identify key points on the graph, such as the intercepts, maximum or minimum points, and any points where the slope changes. From there, you can use the slope-intercept form or other methods to determine the function.
Yes, here are a few tips for creating an accurate freehand graph: