What is the Latest Online Function Evaluation Tool in Physics?

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The latest online function evaluation tool for physics allows users to dynamically generate data tables for single-variable and multi-variable functions. Users can input functions using a specified range and step size, such as "x[-5,5,1]" for the variable x. Examples of calculations can be accessed through provided links, showcasing the tool's capabilities. While some users suggest that learning Mathematica would be more beneficial due to its comprehensive features, others emphasize the importance of having free, accessible online tools for broader use. This tool serves as a valuable resource for those who may not have access to paid software like Mathematica.
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Here is the latest addition to online physics tools. So far I had discuss about the 2D and 3D graphing tool and thanks for all the people post comments and ideas about it.

This latest online function evaluation tool will generate data table dynamically for f(x), f(x,y) functions

Function can be simply entered like this
x[-5,5,1]
f(x)=2.5*x^2+x-0.3

where x[-5,5,1] is the range
X min = -5
X Max = 5
X step size = 1

Here are two example calculation from this tool
http://www.livephysics.com/ptools/evaluate-function.php?f=x%5B-5%2C5%2C1%5D%0D%0Af%28x%29%3D2.5%2Ax%5E2%2Bx-0.3&format=%256.2f

http://www.livephysics.com/ptools/evaluate-function.php?f=x%5B-10%2C10%2C1%5D%0D%0Ay%5B-10%2C10%2C1%5D%0D%0Af%28x%2Cy%29%3Dx%5E2%2By%5E2&format=%25.2f
 
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It would be far more useful to start learning Mathematica. All these 'tools' in one smart package. :smile:
 
radou said:
It would be far more useful to start learning Mathematica. All these 'tools' in one smart package. :smile:
True;
But some time it will be useful to have a free tool online, people can easily make reference when they doing online discussion via forums ..etc. so every one will have free access. And also every one does not have Mathematica. Mathematica is not free …..
 
LPHY said:
True;
But some time it will be useful to have a free tool online, people can easily make reference when they doing online discussion via forums ..etc. so every one will have free access. And also every one does not have Mathematica. Mathematica is not free …..

I know - I was just a bit idealistic. :smile:
 
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