Alternatively, and for more precision, the Axis Options from the Options menu can be used.
| Multiplication | * |
| Divison | / |
| Subtraction | - |
| Addition | + |
| Natural Log | ln(x) |
| Logs base 10 | log(x) |
| Logs base q | log(x,q) |
| Powers, Exponentials | x^y |
| Trigonometry | cos, sin, tan |
| Inverse Trig | arccos, arcsin, arctan |
| Hyperbolic Trig | cosh, sinh, tanh |
| Inverse Hyperbolic is not supported - blame PHP | |
| Functions | Will plot y=f(x), with f(x) given in terms of x only. |
| Parametrics | Will plot a line y=f(q1), x=f(q2), with both functions given in terms of q. |
| Gradients | Will plot the gradient function of the given function of x, in effect plotting dy/dx. |
| Polar Equations | Using the polar co-ordinate system, this can plot a graph of pheta=f(r), or r=f(pheta). Where r is the distance from the pole (origin), and theta is the angle anti-clockwise from the positive x axis. |
© Copyright Luke Wallin 2007-2008
Source released under GPL
GUI version 2.2.2
Plotter version 2.1.3
Syntax Converter version 1.5.1
Anti Aliasing Function
Escape will close all currently open windows.
Clicking on the graph whilst holding 'C' will centre it to that point.
Pressing 'F' creates a new function, 'P' a new parametric, and 'G' a new gradient.
Pressing 'R' resets the axis to the centre and with a zoom of ±4.