Is there such software, that I can use the PC for graphing?

RESmonkey · Mar 18, 2008

Like, there are somethings that take too long to graph on ti-89, especially with accuracy. I would like to know how to use my PC to graph.

Thank you.

mgb_phys · Mar 18, 2008

Gnuplot is free, easy and can plot 2d and 3d functions as well as data.
You could also use excel

RESmonkey · Mar 18, 2008

I downloaded it, but only the source code. Can't find a windows-dumbed down .exe installation file. I don't have much time to compile and all that :(

RESmonkey · Mar 18, 2008

I just installed Maxima. I can't find the option to graph polar equations, just regular, parametric, and discrete.

physixguru · Mar 21, 2008

http://www.mathgv.com/mgv3_1.exe

mgb_phys · Mar 21, 2008

Just download the gnuplot gp43win32.zip package for the windows binary.

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