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Hi
Anyone knows?
Thanks a lot
Anyone knows?
Thanks a lot
Borek said:
Krylov said:http://octave-online.net/ looks pretty nice, but you need to know MATLAB / Octave syntax. (That is easy to learn, though.) It's open and free and you can save your plots.
EDIT: Actually, you can save your plots in Wolfram Alpha, too. Just move your mouse cursor over the plot and a list of icons appears. One is for saving.
An online function grapher is a computer program that allows users to enter mathematical equations or functions and generate a visual representation of the graph. The graph is created by plotting points that correspond to the input values of the function and connecting them with a line. This process is done using mathematical algorithms and programming techniques.
Yes, most online function graphers allow users to download the results of the graph as numerical values. This is usually done by exporting the graph as a CSV or Excel file, which can then be opened and manipulated in other programs such as Microsoft Excel.
Most online function graphers have the ability to graph a wide range of functions, including polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and more. However, some graphers may have limitations on the complexity of the functions that can be entered.
Yes, online function graphers often have options for customization such as changing the color, style, and thickness of the graph lines, adding gridlines, and labeling axes. Some graphers may also have advanced features like zooming and panning for more precise viewing.
Yes, most online function graphers have the option to save and share the graph. This can be done by generating a unique URL or embedding the graph in a website or document. Some graphers may also have social media sharing options for easy sharing with others.