great but slow
slower than a caulator but more fun
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This is three graphing calculators in one.
Function: A normal graphing calculator not unlike the kind that you find in a TI-83. It allows you to graph most functions in the form of y=.
Relation: A type of graphing calculator that can graph almost any kind of function; In this type of graphing calculator, the formula you are trying to graph doesn't have to be a function (obey the vertical-line rule) or be in y= form. Be aware though, that with high increment and line width settings this calculator can really slow down your computer.
Polar: This graphing calculator graphs functions on the polar coordinate system, where an ordered point consists of an angle and a directed distance (radius). Functions are in the form R=.
If there is any more information that you need, there is a good help section that can be reached by pressing the 'menu' button in the middle of each calculators' equation bar. These calculators can all utilize trigonometric functions such as sine(put s before value) cosine(put c) tangent (put t) and logarithm(put l). hope you all enjoy it! Any constructive criticism will be happily accepted.
sort of useful
Is there a way to speed this up? Because is takes hours just to graph 5x=2y
eh
nice system. it works, and that's cool, but it takes about 200 times longer trhan using a normal calculator to graph. it is solid, but there isn't really a reason for a flash graph calculator. you could try making some bombing game or war thing using graphing to plug in arcs or something. like a math game. idk, but you've got yourself there some solid workmanship.
Wow, that's amazing!
That's crazy you got a graphing calculator in Flash! Nice job, ma'.
Good, but can be improved significantly!
You compared it to the TI-83, and although this can draw basic graphs, it cannot draw sin, cos, ta graphs. It does not have a log/ln/e function also. This is a good start, but see if you can fit all those in! Keep up the good work/
Destroyer2012 responds:
well if you took the time to look in the HELP section of the MENU (the button in the middle of the equations bar of all the graphs) you would have noticed that to put sin cosine or tangent you write S, C, or T in front of what ever you want to get the sine cosine or tangent of. It also does log; type L.