Software for "connecting" and plotting multiple equations

In summary, the conversation discusses the need for a software that can input multiple equations and display them in a "mind map" style, allowing for easier visualization and understanding of how the variables relate to each other. The suggestion of using a website like http://www.falstad.com/mathphysics.html is given as a solution.
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Hello

Right now I'm going through Feynmans lectures and sometimes the equations really get tons of substitutions so you must look back at where something fits a lot.

So my question: is there some software in which you can input multiple (simple) equations and place them around like a "mind map". Then you connect the variables from one equation to another and you can plot the graph of some variable.

Then you would change some variable down along the line of some long derivation and all the previous equations graphs would get update so you would see how stuff related better visually.

Does anyone know of something like this?
(hope it was clear enough :S)
 
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1. What is "Software for connecting" and plotting multiple equations?

"Software for connecting" and plotting multiple equations refers to computer programs or applications that are specifically designed to help users connect and plot multiple mathematical equations at once. This type of software is often used by scientists, engineers, and other professionals who need to analyze and visualize complex data and mathematical relationships.

2. What are the benefits of using software for connecting and plotting multiple equations?

There are several benefits to using this type of software, including increased efficiency and accuracy in data analysis, the ability to quickly and easily compare different equations and their results, and the ability to create visually appealing graphs and charts for presentations and reports.

3. What types of equations can be connected and plotted using this software?

This software can typically handle a wide range of mathematical equations, including linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. Some programs may also have the capability to plot parametric and polar equations.

4. How does this software work?

The exact workings of each software may vary, but in general, these programs use algorithms and mathematical formulas to calculate and graph the equations entered by the user. They may also offer features such as data analysis tools, customizable graphing options, and the ability to save and export graphs for further use.

5. Is this software suitable for all levels of mathematical proficiency?

Yes, there are software options available for users of all levels of mathematical proficiency. Some programs may have a simpler user interface and basic features for beginners, while others may have more advanced tools and options for experienced mathematicians and scientists.

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