Good Graphing Program for Semi-Logarithmic Functions

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Winplot is recommended for graphing semi-logarithmic functions due to its ease of download and capability to handle implicit functions and 3-D equations. Users have found it effective and consider it one of the best graphing calculators available. NuCalc is mentioned, but it is criticized for not being easily downloadable and for its high price of $100, which does not offer significant benefits for serious analysis. The free "lite" version of NuCalc is available but may not meet all user needs. Overall, Winplot is favored for its accessibility and functionality.
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Anyone know of a good graphing program for semi-logarithmic functions that easily downloadable.
 
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Have you tried Winplot? I'm not sure about the semi-logarithmic functions, but it sure is easy to download. :biggrin:

I know that it does implicit functions, and derivative fields. It also plots 3-D equations.

http://math.exeter.edu/rparris/winplot.html
 
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Winplot worked well. Thank you.
 
Hands down the best graphing calculator

http://www.nucalc.com

and the osx version (and lite version) is out!
 
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Hands down the best graphing calculator

http://www.nucalc.com

and the osx version (and lite version) is out!

Izzah did specify "easily downloadable" and NuCalc is not easily downloadable and it's not free either. They charge $100 for it and you don't even get a break on the upgrade (unless you bought VERY recently). Yes, it's neat but it's not quite the thing for serious analysis.
 
I downloaded the free "lite" version of it. It's in "Free Stuff" section. I love this app!
 

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