Application to graph plots and download or copy them

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SUMMARY

The discussion focuses on applications for graph plotting and image downloading, specifically highlighting the Sage Cell Server as a free online tool for creating and saving plots. Users can utilize Sage's plotting functions, such as plot(), to generate graphs and save them in formats like PDF. Additionally, the discussion mentions Desmos as another option for graphing, which allows users to save graphs as PNG images after registration. Both tools support limited $\LaTeX$ code for enhanced labeling.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with Sage Cell Server and its plotting capabilities
  • Basic understanding of Python syntax for plotting functions
  • Knowledge of $\LaTeX$ for formatting graph labels
  • Experience with Desmos for online graphing
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore advanced plotting options in Sage Cell Server
  • Learn how to implement $\LaTeX$ in graph labels using Sage
  • Investigate the features of Desmos for graph sharing and exporting
  • Research additional graphing libraries in Python, such as Matplotlib
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Mathematicians, educators, students, and anyone interested in creating and sharing graphical representations of data using online tools.

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Is there an application to graph plots then download or copy the image?Thanks,

Tim
 
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You can try the Sage Cell Server - basically a free online version of Sage. Here's a plot that you can try:

Code:
x=var('x')
p1=plot(exp(x),(x,-3,3))
show(p1)
p1.save("MyPlot.pdf")

If you want help on any function, like options for the plot command, you can go here. So, for example, if you wanted to pretty-up your graph a bit, you could do these commands (different function):

Code:
p1=plot(3*arctan(x-pi/2)+4,(0,pi),ymin=0, ymax=7,color="blue")
p1.axes_labels(['$t \, [sec]$','$y \, [m]$'])
show(p1)
p1.save('Quiz2.pdf')

Yes, you can put some limited $\LaTeX$ code in for the labels. Sage is pretty friendly to $\LaTeX$. Hope this works out for you!
 
You can save Desmos graphs as PNG images. When you register and sign in, a green Share button appears in top right corner. One the of options it gives is to get a URL for the image of the graph.
 

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